How high?
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From: Olathe,
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This may be a dumb question but how high do you fly your electric heli? I am comeing from gas airplanes so I don't want to fly too high and something go wronge and have a really expencive piece of plastic.
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From: Tulsa, OK,
My brushless Hummer will go as High as I can see it but I usually stay below 50FT to stay in control. The higher you get the harder it is to control because when you want to come back to down on a Fixed Pitch heli the Headspeed decreases therefore the control respone and stability goes DOWN which makes it harder.
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From: Tulsa, OK,
The Astro 010 10turn w/9T pinion and Castle Creations Phoenix 10 is what I am using and works great on a 7.4v lipoly. I REALLY LIKE THIS SETUP AND HIGHLY RECOMEND
[link=http://www.b-p-p.com]Bishop Power Products[/link] sells this combo for a good price.
If you can't go brushless then the Acro 280 6v is an OK choice but I found it too be underpowered and gave less run time and made my 1200 etec work really hard...........
BTW, I am running the stock tail and MS CF main blades
tomflier
[link=http://www.b-p-p.com]Bishop Power Products[/link] sells this combo for a good price.
If you can't go brushless then the Acro 280 6v is an OK choice but I found it too be underpowered and gave less run time and made my 1200 etec work really hard...........
BTW, I am running the stock tail and MS CF main blades
tomflier




