Originally Posted by krashmaster81

Ah, one last thing you might do before you maiden... I used a piece of velcro strap to wrap around the battery so it wouldn't go floppy in the middle of an inverted blender or something. This thing blenders and snaps HARD!

-Matt

I was going to do that at first, but there's not much gripping strength with a 4 inch total piece of velcro. I have adhesive velcro on the battery and tray, so it should be good.

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Might as well just close this thread if no one wants to chime in. Mods, here ya go, have at it. Thanks, Ken.

Hey were doing pretty well, you got it up to 4 pages by yourself, don't give up !

Originally Posted by airriley

Hey were doing pretty well, you got it up to 4 pages by yourself, don't give up !

Yeah, but I'm the only one posting.

Originally Posted by airriley

Hey were doing pretty well, you got it up to 4 pages by yourself, don't give up !

lol

1) the stickers added 14 lbs to the airframe.

2) YOU must secure the battery with a strap around it.. if it comes loose, your done.

3) Weekends are very slow when its sunny outside...

I'm going to go maiden her right now, be back later with a report.

later dudes

Damnit, I'm friken pissed. It takes 30 minutes to get to the field, and when I show up, it's friken windy. So I head back home pissed off, now I have to wait another whole week. WTH!!

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Same here the wind is brutal. I am building a second elec Yak now I lost the first one to a locked up servo on the elevator. Be sure to check your servos real good. I went with the HS 65mg for this bird I don't think I will ever use carbonite servos again.

LEarn to fly in the wind?

Originally Posted by ShortBus

LEarn to fly in the wind?

STFU

Originally Posted by 3D_Kid

STFU

QFT