Dynam E-Razor 450

I bought a mSR about a month ago and now I'm looking for my 1st CP heli......
This E Raxor looks a lot like a Beam e4 Clone.....Is it ???
Thanks
Andy
-Max

The mSR may have lulled me into a false confidence.......But if I do get a 450, I plan on training gear and the Radds Training and LOTS of patience.
In the interum, I'm really enjoying the learning process. I will be goood if I stumblrd onto something here.....with the E-Razor using Beam replacement parts for the Head, Tail and Gears.
There is someone on another forum already ordering some Beam Head parts for his E-R....
I will pass on this info as soon as I find out.
Others are telling me different things, such as......
1-Buy a RTF
2-Buy Genesis
3No Genesis but Blue Ray (parts available)
4Get Blade 400 RTF (and has good DX6i TX)
5Buy EXI 450 Carbon Edition Kit... ( so I will know how to repair my own crashes)
6Buy a bigger 4 channel fixed pitch....see it better...harder to fly....??simpler / cheaper to fix...
7You have got to have a Trex!!!
Talking about Confusion!!! Ther are also other ideas....but I'm patiently reading and learning....
Thanks Again......
......Andy....( I am not XHeli Andy, I'm the smart, good looking one!)


Overall inspection:
Good quality on the materials and head/tail asmbly
Minor adjustments made to:
Fly bar length
balancing main Blades
Gyro gain
Removed the brake on the ESC
straigth Main Shaft
The holding of the gyro seems good at 1/2 thr (doing RADS execercises 4 bateries)
Great blade traking
Excelent suport from Andy at Xheli (minor delays but excelent service)
Dislikes:
The tail rotor has close to no clerance
Tail Heavy for my friends taste
Skids have to bee either bolt true or CA in Place
Servo/Linkages slop
Im tryng to find spare parts just in case seems that Beam e4 are the same
HAVE FUN !!!

This bird is not for beginners. The manual is very difficult to understand, it's mostly Chinese. I wouldn't call it a RTF. I spent over 2 hours correctly setting it up. The gyro IS NOT a heading hold model. It is a "buffer" at best. The radio is not laid out like other Tx's. Without Youtube and experience, a person could get hurt during the start-up with this radio. Now for the downside. DO NOT buy from "xheli.com" or "nitroplanes.com"(they are the same company). Customer service hung up on me twice when I was unsatisfied with the included charger. Claims(both online and in the manual) are that the charger is rated for 1amp. I spent some time with it and got a maximum current of 350mah. The stock battery, 2200mah, takes 6.5 hours to charge. I spoke with customer service and they said that these figures are within there companies expectations of this charger. When I began reading the manual's details for the charger back to them, they hung up! If only based on the companies attitude, I cannot recomend them and if this is a first chopper stay away from the erazor, or get an experienced pilot to help.
Also. my stock 450 wth it's stock 2200mah li-po produces an 8 min flight!!!!

nitroplanes,xheli, nitrorcx, and partsworkz
I would not recomend these companies either. Unless you are an experienced pilot you might want to stick with your' local hobby shop. You will always get support from them and can hold whatever you want in your' hands. Most shops will demo anything you are interested in.




If your ESC continued to beep non stop in a sequence, that means it entered programming mode. You must start the heli normally, left joystick down, speed trim down, turn on the radio, connect the battery to the ESC and wait 10 second with the heli sitting on a flat surface.
Andy

Again,
This is of course my opinion. The seller, a Chinese warehouse in <place><country-region>China</country-region></place>, is selling chopper's with inferior electronics that if not fully understood, may injure the pilot or others watching! They greatly overstate the quality of what they are actually selling!! They want your money! Nothing else and will not back up your' purchase!!!


Yadac, you have no morals!! lmfao





I like your attitude and it's something that we all should have when we first approach this hobby. A helicopter will not crash itself and certainly can not fly itself, so the pilot has total control. You're getting there and you'll be hovering your heli in no time.
Andy

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OK....Topic #1One very important thing that no one has ever mentioned, was the flybar dismantle and reassembly.(Well not in this direction anyway.) Everyone explains how to do it but there is a delimahere.Not gonna say "IF" LOL, It's when you wreck the plane, the flybar is the very first to get it, after the main blades, feathering bar etc. Of course in my case it was.
We'll startof byremoving the weights. Make sure you have a good dremel with a cutting wheel attached, as there is hardly any tollerences, between the bar and weights.The slightest bend, will be a *****to slide them off. I found out, bymoving the weights (After grub screwsremoved)where they will slide withthe easiest free play. Now push the weight backuntil it binds a little and slice through, leaving the longest straightpart of the baron after the weight. Now round of the edge of the cut bar and the weight will fallright off.Now when ya get to the point of pulling the flybar out.....USE CAUTION!!....In between the flybar and cage, there are2little tiny washers on each side, to over ride the space, in between the cage and head (Bearings)assembly. They also are thrust washers for the bearings and if not careful and watchful, you will lose them. I found that out the hard way. I lost one last night and couldn't find the other one, so I had to make one. Weather this will work? I don't know yet, but Ijust found the other one, today,lodged inside the frame ofthe heli thank GOD!!.........Now the exploded view definatelyBLOWS!!......... Along with the instructions!!!. The exploded view dosen't even show the cage (Flybar Caddles??? Never heard of that before) let alone the 2 little washers. I haven't even found them in the parts list either. So what I'm guessing here, is your screwed if you lose them and will have to hunt all over the world for that size washer, let alone the thickness. A word of advice. If you already replaced the flybar, check to see if there is any play between therotor head and cage. If there is, you have lost the washers. That being said, these 2 tiny washers will throw the whole head assy out of balance, as there will be slop in this area, on each 1/2 revolution. Hope that helped.
OK ...Topic #2 I've seen a hell of lot of bearings in my day (And yes I am a geezer and mechanic for years). But I'venever ever seen what they call bearings like these!! IMHO oil bronze bushings, all through the plane would be better than these. The one concern I have are the so called bearings on the belt wheels. I've never seen so much slop in all my born day and hence I see a problem here. Due to all the slop here, I estimate a short belt life. In essence the slop in the bearings will chew the belt. But as we all know it's the old money game. Not like years ago when equipment was meant to hold up for 100 years.
In conclusion Topic #3 Every screw, bolt and nut absolutely SUCK!!Throughout this whole machine!!!. Some of the hex head screws aren't too bad YET!!Just by one teardown and installation, my screws are all shot. So if I have to remove them again, I'll have to slot them for a regular screwdriver to get them out. And of course there goes the plastic, melting away!!
Electronics? Don't have a clue yet. I'm old school so I like the FM deal...nuff said on that. Servos look like toys. And from what everyone said? Guess they are. But so what?? Buy new ones.
Well all that being said, the rest of the plane looks good. Now my questions......Where can I get the best bolts and bearings? The screws for the plastic parts, I'm not worried about. I'll just replace them with 2-56 bolts ie drill tap and thread. As far as the tail boom belttightning, I'll just pull the belt tight and stick a mini hose clamp on the front toward the case, to keep it in place. I'm not really to awful worried about the el cheapo s h i t, as I have a T-rex on the way. So I'll beat this one up and get the experience foe the rex.
Well hope all this helps and let me know about the bearings and metric bolts, of where to get them.
Thanks in advance.
Doug