I found a allternative for flybars
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From: Tulsa,
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I have some new flybars on the way. But I am impationant so I cut a white coat hanger to 170mm and used it for a flybar flys great a cheap allternative just thoought I would pass this on happy flying Rick
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fwiw, mikado logo flybars are made of very malleable stainless steel 3mm rod...in a crash or blade strike, the paddles fly forward after the sudden stoppage, and the flybar corkscrews...usually, hand-straightening is all that's needed...centrifugal force takes care of the rest...ken
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I got a bunch of the anti-crash training kits from DealExtreme.com (free shipping from Hong Kong, too). The CF legs are the same diameter as the HBFP flybar, only a bit longer. I installed a longer one just to see if it makes hovering a little easier - seems to be more stable now.
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Hmmm..... Forget carbon fiber or steel..... Think titanium alloy!
I have decided that Esky purposely manufacture all of the main rotor assembly to be cheap pieces of brittle, low strength, sub-standard, injection molded, plastic *****. If there was a complete metal upgrade for the rotor assembly Esky would probably go out of business because the damn heli would fly instead of break.
I have decided that Esky purposely manufacture all of the main rotor assembly to be cheap pieces of brittle, low strength, sub-standard, injection molded, plastic *****. If there was a complete metal upgrade for the rotor assembly Esky would probably go out of business because the damn heli would fly instead of break.



