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Old 01-02-2006, 10:42 PM   #1
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Default Your Heli set up

Seeing there are quite a few of us flying helicopters, lets see what you have in them.

Here is my set up:

Raptor 50V2
Green Paddles
Quick UK Metal Washout Base
TT Metal Head
Steel Tail hub upgrade thingy
Futaba 8 Channel Micro pcm receiver
Futaba 9252 digitals all around
Futaba GY611 with the new 9256 servo
Fromeco 4800 Relions
Arizona Heli Regulator
Model Avionics Revmax
MAH 85mm Carbon Tail Blades
TT Carbon mains

Motor set up

OS 50 Hyper
Jason Krause SB50HP muffler

This is set up pretty much identical to what the Szabos are flying.

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Old 01-02-2006, 10:44 PM   #2
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I only have an electric....

Trex... with Mega 1615/4, CC Phx 25 ESC, HS-55 cyclic. HS-56 and 401 Gyro on the tail.....
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Old 01-02-2006, 10:51 PM   #3
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Hey I got a Blade CP for Christmas.... Can anyone tell me anything about it? I never flew a heil before!
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Old 01-02-2006, 11:37 PM   #4
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Practice and PRAY!!!

I have 2 Sceadu 50's and a Rexxy!!!

Main Sceadu---
OS 50 Hyper w/ MP2
JR 8311's x3
JR 811
GY 501/9253 tail combo.
MS 600 mains
MAH 90 tails
Almost full metal head.
JR 8103 with 649 Rx.

Back up Sceadu---
OS 50 SX w/ Zimmerman
All 9202 servos
GY 401/9253 tail combo
Metal fly bar control, and wash out control
9Z with 149DP

Rexxy---
Mega 16/15/3
CC 35
All HS 56's with GY 401
Upgraded main shaft, spindle, fly bar control, mixer, washout, tail gear box, swash
SAB 315's
Stock tails.
Tanic 2220's 3S.
JR 770 SPCM Rx/ 8103

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Old 01-02-2006, 11:42 PM   #5
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Raptor 90SE:

TT 710 carbons
Orange paddles
Carbon TR blades
Carbon TR pushrod
OS .91 CSPEC Blue head
MPII
JR 8311's
Gy401/9254
Model Avionics Revmax
Futaba R149DP
Fromeco 4800's
Being the SE version,it comes with the metal head,carbon frames,tail tube,fins etc.

Tiger 50:
OS 50sxh
MPII
TT 600 carbons
GY401/9254
MPI 870mg's
CSM Revlock 10
Glass Canopy
Mavrick gear
3D paddels,flybar,dampners,spindle
Futaba R149DP
Fromeco 4800's
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Old 01-03-2006, 12:15 AM   #6
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Raptor 50 v2 #1
Crank modded Hyper
Ksj hn pipe
tt carbons
greenies
Hirobo blue tail blades
Revolution head & swash
401/9254
revmax
carbon fins, boom supports
mavrikk super gear
uniflow fuel system
mixed bag of servos
gp 3300 sub c rx pack
148 rx, 7c radio
revo whip antenna
az heli canopy

Raptor 50 v2 #2 (the sleeper)
started life as 30 v1 (what a pita conversion)
50 sxh sleeper (60L carb, no head shim)
stock TT pipe
401/9254
revmax
mavrikk G4's
white paddles
a few metal bits here and there, not much
9001's and an mpi beast on collective
Frp canopy

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Old 01-03-2006, 07:52 AM   #7
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Raptor 50V2 (Flown with an FF8 Super)
OS 50 Hyper w/ Zimmermann 2630 (.60size)
2400Mah NiCd
cyclics (2): Fut S3151
collective: Fut S9252
tail: GY401/S9253
throttle: TJ pro w/ Fut S3001
blades:TT red dampeners
SAB Carbon-Fiberreïnforced 600mm
TT green paddles 20g
Carbontech 92mm tails.
QuickUk heavy duty landinggear
Carbon tailfin

Pretty much stock for the rest.
flies good, except for a tendency to roll a little to the right with full negative pitch.
(something i'm to investigate as soon as i have some time...)
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Old 01-03-2006, 01:11 PM   #8
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Two Raptor 90 SE's:
Radix 710mm main blades
Radix 105mm tail blades
105mm V-Paddles
Ace 1211/1111 servos
Futaba GY 611 gyro (601 in the backup)
YS.91
MP2

Raptor 50 V.2
TT600mm mains
Cut down radix tails (91mm)
9001 servos
TT.50
TT performance Muffler
CSM 540 gyro/futaba 9251 servo

Raptor 30 V.2
Stock wood blades
Stock plastic tails
Stock paddles
TT.39
30 size performance muffler
3004 servos
CSM 200 gyro/JR 8417 servo.

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Old 01-03-2006, 04:17 PM   #9
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Quote: Originally Posted by flyingklown
Hey I got a Blade CP for Christmas.... Can anyone tell me anything about it? I never flew a heil before!
I got one for X-mas also, it's great for what it is, easy to fly, easy to maintain, inexpensive mildly aerobatic. I've looped, rolled and hovered inverted, stall turns and such are no proble. Flying backwards at slow speed. Mine has about 15 or so flights now, no problems exept the covering on the blades. I recovered mine in monokote. For upgrades, I swapped to the 9T pinion motor, 3 cell 1320 TP packs with deans conectors, heat syncs on both motors and have been using flat and symetrical blades. Just for flying around in the yard, the flats are very efficient and give good flight time, for aerobatics the symetrical blades make things work better. I plan to swap the tail motor for a direct drive system for better authority and maybe add the bell hiller blade grips, but that's about it, it's been a blast.

Other than the blade I'm flying a century hawk, no upgrades to speek of. I'm new to the heli thing (less than a month now) but it's a lot of fun. A budy let me fly his 90 size Fury the other day and it pretty much set the hook, gotta have one. They'll never replace planes for me, but still a ton of fun and a new challenge.

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Old 01-03-2006, 04:34 PM   #10
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Just started flyin the helis and I love it.

Gohbee Stinger .30
O.S. .37
Futaba 3010s on cyclics
Futaba 3305 on pitch
Futaba 9254 with 401 Gyro
Everything is stock, but I'm going to be ordering Carbon Fiber blades and paddles in about a month.

Had my 12th flight with it on New Years Day and I am already doing figure eights and forward flight.

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Old 01-03-2006, 04:38 PM   #11
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That new Stinger 90 looks cool
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Old 01-03-2006, 05:18 PM   #12
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Default Re: Your Heli set up

Here is finally a new picture since I found my cable for the camera.

Also, I got a question, anyone have a nice way to mount the antenna? Here in the picture it is routed through the skids in a tube and the rest is just left dangling for now, trying to think of some nice way to finish this.
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Old 01-03-2006, 05:54 PM   #13
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I have my antenna in the tube like yours, but at the end of the antenna, there is a tywrap around the boom support with a small length of it hanging down, that has two holes in it that you feed the antenna through. Hope I made sense, it's kind of hard to explain.
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Old 01-03-2006, 06:46 PM   #14
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I kinda undestand what your saying, but a picture would make it perfectly clear.
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Old 01-03-2006, 07:28 PM   #15
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Just loop a rubber band around the boom support and tie a small knot in the antenna to the rubber band. You can also use a small servo arm.
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