Raptor 50 V2 Blades
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Raptor 50 V2 Blades
Hello everyone,
I am in the market for a nice set of 600mm CF blades for my Raptor 50. All I seem to find new are FBL blades.
I have read up on the differences between FB and FBL blades, My understanding is that FBL blades are less aggressive than the FB blades due to the COG differences.
It looks like the FBL blades will work for where I am at in my learning , Hovering, moving around a bit, slow forward flight, and crashing.
At my skill level, will I be able to tell the difference between the FBL and FB versions? What are my options?
Any help will be much appreciated
Thanks
Tim
I am in the market for a nice set of 600mm CF blades for my Raptor 50. All I seem to find new are FBL blades.
I have read up on the differences between FB and FBL blades, My understanding is that FBL blades are less aggressive than the FB blades due to the COG differences.
It looks like the FBL blades will work for where I am at in my learning , Hovering, moving around a bit, slow forward flight, and crashing.
At my skill level, will I be able to tell the difference between the FBL and FB versions? What are my options?
Any help will be much appreciated
Thanks
Tim
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You wont be able to tell much difference, even doing aerobatics, you'd need to be pretty advanced. Having the lighter paddles will make a marked difference when you're ready to start tossing it around. Any of the Align or SAB blades or whatever the kids are flying these days will work great.
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You wont be able to tell much difference, even doing aerobatics, you'd need to be pretty advanced. Having the lighter paddles will make a marked difference when you're ready to start tossing it around. Any of the Align or SAB blades or whatever the kids are flying these days will work great.
Thanks
Tim