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Old 10-07-2009, 08:07 PM   #2089 (permalink)
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Old 10-07-2009, 08:27 PM   #2090 (permalink)
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Well Dave are you going to be the test subject? It dosen't look bad in the video. A little scary it came out to 19lbs. electrified. That Lipo pack isn't that heavy.
Carl you are right about the weight, my Python with the DA 50 on it comes in at 17 Lbs and that with two wings and two extra servos... It might need to be a project like Jim is working on ...
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Old 10-07-2009, 08:40 PM   #2091 (permalink)
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If you guys are talking about getting a crack in your prop hub right where you add your velcro and ca or felt and ca,I did some research today and ran into a guy that kept cracking his hubs too(he had pictures).I'm going to stick some bb's on some tape until it's balanced and then drill small holes to put the bb's in and fill with jb weld.A guy at fg said he's never had a problem doing it that way.seems like a pretty clean way to go.Just thought I'd share it.
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If you guys are talking about getting a crack in your prop hub right where you add your velcro and ca or felt and ca,I did some research today and ran into a guy that kept cracking his hubs too(he had pictures).I'm going to stick some bb's on some tape until it's balanced and then drill small holes to put the bb's in and fill with jb weld.A guy at fg said he's never had a problem doing it that way.seems like a pretty clean way to go.Just thought I'd share it.
No George, we were talking about the prop hub on motor. Some DL100's had defective hubs like mine. I changed to upgraded hub.
I never drilled a hub on prop to add weight, I've drilled the heavy side to remove material. The CA on the hub isn't the prettiest, but the fastest. The spinner hides it anywho.
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So anyone flying on Friday?
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So anyone flying on Friday?
Who is going to fly on Fri. ?
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Old 10-09-2009, 05:21 AM   #2096 (permalink)
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I need a 100 amp speed controller, my chinese junk was defective out of the box and they are out of stock...would love to get this electric Slide 58 flying soon....batteries are 8S and I was hoping to find one at a reasonable price. Anybody got one or a source?
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I need a 100 amp speed controller, my chinese junk was defective out of the box and they are out of stock...would love to get this electric Slide 58 flying soon....batteries are 8S and I was hoping to find one at a reasonable price. Anybody got one or a source?
Richard been away from electrics to long. Try posting this on RC Groups on the Orlando E Zone thread under club talk. Somebody should have some info if not a SC for sale.
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I played with the new Rcexl tachometer just now. It plugs into your hall sensor with a Y and is just a reader, no memory or peak stuff. No battery, just the Y. I used an extension to bring the unit back to the cockpit area. Seems to be well built.

Very visible in broad daylight as you can see in picture. After I put tinted canopy on it was still easy to read. Shown here is an idle of 1,720 rpm. Operates from 3.5 to 8.4 v, is 41x17x12mm in dimensions and weighs 8.5 grams.


I tried to video it but the led's cycle too fast and it don't look right. Rock solid with the naked eye though. Got em in stock. Bling, bling!!
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I played with the new Rcexl tachometer just now. It plugs into your hall sensor with a Y and is just a reader, no memory or peak stuff. No battery, just the Y. I used an extension to bring the unit back to the cockpit area. Seems to be well built.

Very visible in broad daylight as you can see in picture. After I put tinted canopy on it was still easy to read. Shown here is an idle of 1,720 rpm. Operates from 3.5 to 8.4 v, is 41x17x12mm in dimensions and weighs 8.5 grams.


I tried to video it but the led's cycle too fast and it don't look right. Rock solid with the naked eye though. Got em in stock. Bling, bling!!
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