flybar length
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From: Grafton, ND
I am in the process of fixing some crash damage. The new flybar length is 220 mm The one I am replaceing is 190 mm I am kind of a beginner, so I am assuming the 220mm would be better for me. Am I right? Thanks
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From: Brandon,
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That's right. It is the same concept as the blades. For example: the 315mm blades are more responsive and less stable than the 325mm blades. It follows with the flybar as well.
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Thanks guys, Got my Trex back together, with the longer flybar, and flybar weights. It really calmed it down. It suits me fine for now. I have been mostly hovering it inside my garage. I live in FL in the winter, where the weather is great, but windy. Thanks again.
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I think I will replace my bro's flybar with a 220mm one, and add flybar weights for him as well. Should help smooth things out even more for him
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From: Brandon,
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Are the 335's hard for the stock Align motor, the G version, not the X, to keep up? I imagine they are nice and stable, especially with the 220 flybars.
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