Pirotti Rebel Pro with Vector Pipe
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number, The pipe is from the same place as the stock. The instructions I have does not show the install but im guessing there is one if u get the pipe. Pablos latest build has the thrust vectoring pipe and has a couple pictures on his facebook page. I went with the stock pipe on mine and if I remember correctly it was about 500.00 more for the upgrade.
Last edited by FenderBean; 10-31-2015 at 09:44 AM.
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Yes, were able to get out this past weekend.
The first flight was cut very short because of a flame out. The plane gave the owner plenty of time to get setup and land safely. Problem was quickly diagnosed and we tried another flight. After some passes to trim the plane, he made a few more passes to trim the thrust vectoring setup. He made some attempts at a nose vertical but quickly found that between a lot of power with the 300 installed and an over responsive vectoring, we need some adjustments. The owner only had time for one more flight. He was able to get the nose high and was able to flip the plane 3 flips in a row before losing it, but he found that the plane easily recovered for normal flight with no bad snapping tendencies. He feels good that after some CG, gyro and vectoring adjustments, it will be good.
Just wanted to say that Pirotti and ourselves do not recommend a fast flat out flight with a 300. In my opinion, I think a 220 would do the job. We will just have some more time and flights .
The first flight was cut very short because of a flame out. The plane gave the owner plenty of time to get setup and land safely. Problem was quickly diagnosed and we tried another flight. After some passes to trim the plane, he made a few more passes to trim the thrust vectoring setup. He made some attempts at a nose vertical but quickly found that between a lot of power with the 300 installed and an over responsive vectoring, we need some adjustments. The owner only had time for one more flight. He was able to get the nose high and was able to flip the plane 3 flips in a row before losing it, but he found that the plane easily recovered for normal flight with no bad snapping tendencies. He feels good that after some CG, gyro and vectoring adjustments, it will be good.
Just wanted to say that Pirotti and ourselves do not recommend a fast flat out flight with a 300. In my opinion, I think a 220 would do the job. We will just have some more time and flights .




