blade cx wobble
11-28-2008 | 07:47 PM
#2
RE: blade cx wobble
Airrace,
Can you explain in more detail: WOBBLE??
When did this problem start, before or after a crash?
How old is the CX or CX2?
Have you made any modifications with other than Eflite parts?
Do you have a video you could post so we cound see the problem?
We are here to help, we need more info.......................JPEE In California
Can you explain in more detail: WOBBLE??
When did this problem start, before or after a crash?
How old is the CX or CX2?
Have you made any modifications with other than Eflite parts?
Do you have a video you could post so we cound see the problem?
We are here to help, we need more info.......................JPEE In California
11-28-2008 | 09:10 PM
#4
RE: blade cx wobble
ORIGINAL: airrrace
its like a top ready to fall over,its a tight rotation till it fall over, its like its top heavy.not sure when it began.
its like a top ready to fall over,its a tight rotation till it fall over, its like its top heavy.not sure when it began.
Hope this helps...............JPEE
11-28-2008 | 09:51 PM
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RE: blade cx wobble
Airrace,
I'm gonna guess that you've had a previous crash.. It sounds like the swashplate has seperated. It's a two piece component. It can be corrected. Check it out closely, just use some needle nose pliers to press the two parts back together. The seperation doesn't have to be a lot to cause this problem. Also, make sure that your flybar is straight. This is sometime refered to "Toilet Bowel Effect".
Dave
I'm gonna guess that you've had a previous crash.. It sounds like the swashplate has seperated. It's a two piece component. It can be corrected. Check it out closely, just use some needle nose pliers to press the two parts back together. The seperation doesn't have to be a lot to cause this problem. Also, make sure that your flybar is straight. This is sometime refered to "Toilet Bowel Effect".
Dave
