Pattern Foamy (outdoor) suggestions...???
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Gents, I'm looking into a foamy to fly at the local park... I've seen some of the indoor stuff but wanted to catch-up on what's available for outdoor flying...
Are there decent kits available or are you guys cutting your own?
Also, which motor/esc/battery combo is working for ya?
Thanks!
Are there decent kits available or are you guys cutting your own?
Also, which motor/esc/battery combo is working for ya?
Thanks!
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The only foamy I've found that approaches a pattern like feel is the Mobius from Airfoilz.....It flies very well ...for a foamy.
For other small electric pattern like ships, the Element 30 gets my vote over the more popular Vanquish.
G
For other small electric pattern like ships, the Element 30 gets my vote over the more popular Vanquish.
G
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If you could check into the specific parts (esc (does it have a built in bec?), motor, rx) you used on your foamy and let me know, I'd appreciate it!
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If you could check into the specific parts (esc (does it have a built in bec?), motor, rx) you used on your foamy and let me know, I'd appreciate it!
If you could check into the specific parts (esc (does it have a built in bec?), motor, rx) you used on your foamy and let me know, I'd appreciate it!
motor: http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/s...idproduct=4700
ESC: http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/s...?idproduct=656
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Whatcha' using for the receiver?
Took a look at the ESC but can't figure out if it has a built-in BEC...
Took a look at the ESC but can't figure out if it has a built-in BEC...
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I admit I didn't look at the other suggestion, but as a happy owner of the Macrobat I will humbly add this to the list of contenders:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMP-g9AnrMk[/youtube]
JP
[link=http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&u=http://www.hokusei-kobe.co.jp/]Hokusei Macrobat[/link]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMP-g9AnrMk[/youtube]
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Any of you guys ever seen a Clik-X?
SPECS:
Clik-X (34")
AUW: 11oz.
MicroDan 2505-3D
Pheonix 10
Fusion-Pack 600mah 11.1v 25c battery
GWS 9 x 5 HD prop
Castle Creations 6v UBEC
3 x Futaba 3154 servos
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsQ5h...eature=related
Took me and my builder buddy many different prototype revisions to get it to where it is today. Its based off of the indoor clik from the Czech Republic and i have morphed its original design in many ways to make it into an outdoor version that i believe to be an amazing flying plane for both 3d and pattern. I give my builder buddy (Jason T.) all the credit in the world for the wicked construction and help with design changes that needed to be made in order to get its current amazing flight characteristics. I havent flown an outdoor foamy yet that compares. Check out the youtube link..
Blake H.

SPECS:
Clik-X (34")
AUW: 11oz.
MicroDan 2505-3D
Pheonix 10
Fusion-Pack 600mah 11.1v 25c battery
GWS 9 x 5 HD prop
Castle Creations 6v UBEC
3 x Futaba 3154 servos
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsQ5h...eature=related
Took me and my builder buddy many different prototype revisions to get it to where it is today. Its based off of the indoor clik from the Czech Republic and i have morphed its original design in many ways to make it into an outdoor version that i believe to be an amazing flying plane for both 3d and pattern. I give my builder buddy (Jason T.) all the credit in the world for the wicked construction and help with design changes that needed to be made in order to get its current amazing flight characteristics. I havent flown an outdoor foamy yet that compares. Check out the youtube link..
Blake H.
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Woodie, I've got another question to ask Blake after he answers yours. Is the Clik X the same plane as the Clik that NSP
is selling? The NSP Clik appears to be smaller, as in 4-5 oz AUW! Blake's I believe has an AUW of 11 oz. Just thought I
would seek some clarification. I would also like to know who might be marketing the larger version.Regards___TNWalker
is selling? The NSP Clik appears to be smaller, as in 4-5 oz AUW! Blake's I believe has an AUW of 11 oz. Just thought I
would seek some clarification. I would also like to know who might be marketing the larger version.Regards___TNWalker
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ORIGINAL: woodie
Blake, do you know if there are plans or instructions avail for the Clik-X?
Thx
Woodie
Blake, do you know if there are plans or instructions avail for the Clik-X?
Thx
Woodie
Woodie,
You do not need a foamy right now, you have way too much project on your hands ... .-)
Adrian
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Any of you guys ever seen a Clik-X?
SPECS:
Clik-X (34'')
AUW: 11oz.
MicroDan 2505-3D
Pheonix 10
Fusion-Pack 600mah 11.1v 25c battery
GWS 9 x 5 HD prop
Castle Creations 6v UBEC
3 x Futaba 3154 servos
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsQ5h...eature=related
Took me and my builder buddy many different prototype revisions to get it to where it is today. Its based off of the indoor clik from the Czech Republic and i have morphed its original design in many ways to make it into an outdoor version that i believe to be an amazing flying plane for both 3d and pattern. I give my builder buddy (Jason T.) all the credit in the world for the wicked construction and help with design changes that needed to be made in order to get its current amazing flight characteristics. I havent flown an outdoor foamy yet that compares. Check out the youtube link..
Blake H.
Any of you guys ever seen a Clik-X?

SPECS:
Clik-X (34'')
AUW: 11oz.
MicroDan 2505-3D
Pheonix 10
Fusion-Pack 600mah 11.1v 25c battery
GWS 9 x 5 HD prop
Castle Creations 6v UBEC
3 x Futaba 3154 servos
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsQ5h...eature=related
Took me and my builder buddy many different prototype revisions to get it to where it is today. Its based off of the indoor clik from the Czech Republic and i have morphed its original design in many ways to make it into an outdoor version that i believe to be an amazing flying plane for both 3d and pattern. I give my builder buddy (Jason T.) all the credit in the world for the wicked construction and help with design changes that needed to be made in order to get its current amazing flight characteristics. I havent flown an outdoor foamy yet that compares. Check out the youtube link..
Blake H.
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ORIGINAL: woodie
Blake, do you know if there are plans or instructions avail for the Clik-X?
Thx
Woodie
Blake, do you know if there are plans or instructions avail for the Clik-X?
Thx
Woodie
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...ght=52+clik+xl
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Woodie, I've got another question to ask Blake after he answers yours. Is the Clik X the same plane as the Clik that NSP
is selling? The NSP Clik appears to be smaller, as in 4-5 oz AUW! Blake's I believe has an AUW of 11 oz. Just thought I
would seek some clarification. I would also like to know who might be marketing the larger version.Regards___TNWalker
Woodie, I've got another question to ask Blake after he answers yours. Is the Clik X the same plane as the Clik that NSP
is selling? The NSP Clik appears to be smaller, as in 4-5 oz AUW! Blake's I believe has an AUW of 11 oz. Just thought I
would seek some clarification. I would also like to know who might be marketing the larger version.Regards___TNWalker
Jason


