falcon 40
05-29-2009, 12:22 PM
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RE: falcon 40
Chuck, If it's not installed already, fuse mod. is an absolute must!!! This will save your 4in1 from becoming toast. Other mods and upgrades.... Super Skids, then main motor, then LiPo battery. I would recommend in that order. However, if this is a new heli, just charge batt. and learn with the stock stuff. Save upgrade money for parts.... you will need them... Maybe this helps somewhat. Take care and fky safe.
Jim
p.s. if you haven't found it yet, there is a whole forum dedicated to the Falcon 40. 303 pages long. Ain't nothing about the F40 that hasn't been discussed in here. Here is link to page 1. JB
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my e-mail add. [email protected] if I can help any.
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p.s. if you haven't found it yet, there is a whole forum dedicated to the Falcon 40. 303 pages long. Ain't nothing about the F40 that hasn't been discussed in here. Here is link to page 1. JB
www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_4826535/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm
my e-mail add. [email protected] if I can help any.
07-07-2009, 02:33 PM
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RE: falcon 40
Yes the battery should work. As suggested you should probably do the fuse mod.
Also In my opinion learn to fly on this helicopter and do not worry about upgrading the parts. Only worry about replacing broken parts. Learn to fly on this one than move on to an entry level CCPM. This is more of an entry to single rotor helicopters.
Also might want to get Superskids for durability.
Also In my opinion learn to fly on this helicopter and do not worry about upgrading the parts. Only worry about replacing broken parts. Learn to fly on this one than move on to an entry level CCPM. This is more of an entry to single rotor helicopters.
Also might want to get Superskids for durability.
