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  • fbl blades on a trex 500

    hi to all just got myself a trex 500 fbl with spin blades on was thinking of buying some cheaper blades for learning on and was going to save the spin blades , been looking on the web and spin blades look the cheapest has any one seen anything better to use

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    You don't actually need FBL blades for a flybarless helicopter. They just help with stability and in flight performance.

    If you do want FBL blades, then the Align 3G 425mm ones are the cheapest I know of at about £27, or £21 for seconds.
    Current fleet: Goblin Thunder Sport (700), Trex 700L, Logo 600, Specter 700, Henseleit TDR, V-Baaa control.
    Next heli: I have pretty much everything I want. Maybe I'll upgrade some electronics or something.

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    • #3
      thanks for that will look into them

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      • #4
        Originally posted by bigpops View Post
        You don't actually need FBL blades for a flybarless helicopter. They just help with stability and in flight performance.

        If you do want FBL blades, then the Align 3G 425mm ones are the cheapest I know of at about £27, or £21 for seconds.
        Best blades i've found that work really well are Align 425F ,as recommended by Tourerjim, nice flip rate and makes auto's easy !!!
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        • #5
          Originally posted by 3dx View Post
          Best blades i've found that work really well are Align 425F ,as recommended by Tourerjim, nice flip rate and makes auto's easy !!!
          Yep' I think they are as good if not better than the 3G blades had the 425F's on my old fbl pro & at the time found them to be defo better than the 425D's & as you say very good for flips/rolls & one thing I found with them is how well they tracked done some superb rainbows but there not so easy to come by now, since sold the the old pro & now have the 500efl & although the 3G blades are good I tend to find I get abit more of a resonated effect from the 3G's than I did from the 425F's on sudden stops.
          Last edited by tourerjim; 06-04-2012, 07:48 AM.
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          • Blade Nano, mCP X, 130x, Blade 180, Mini T 450se
          • Trex 250dfc Gpro, Trex 500EFL Gpro.
          • Trex 600E Gpro DFC, Trex 600NSP now Gpro, DFC, Redline 56
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          • A helicopter is an aircraft that is lifted and propelled by one or more horizontal rotors because Wikipedia said so.

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          • #6
            Hi mate,

            I have a 450 flybarless and use the 325d 3G blades they are cheap and in my opinion work very well never had any problems, I'm sure the 425d's will be the same.

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            • #7
              thanks to all will look at all blades

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              • #8
                Originally posted by pjbrazendale View Post
                Hi mate,

                I have a 450 flybarless and use the 325d 3G blades they are cheap and in my opinion work very well never had any problems, I'm sure the 425d's will be the same.
                3G's are good on the 450 as they are on 500 but by changing to a different set of blades gives you an idea of the different's in flight behaviour, the 425F blades where no more cheaper than the 425G's, 325D & 425D blades where the main ones I used when I converted to fbl & still have the D's on my 6 & 700.
                Last edited by tourerjim; 06-04-2012, 07:58 AM.
                Today's outlook is fine for flying.
                • Spektrum DX18 gen2, Phoenix Sims, Align MR25XP.
                • Blade Nano, mCP X, 130x, Blade 180, Mini T 450se
                • Trex 250dfc Gpro, Trex 500EFL Gpro.
                • Trex 600E Gpro DFC, Trex 600NSP now Gpro, DFC, Redline 56
                • Flickr Through My Pictures.
                • A helicopter is an aircraft that is lifted and propelled by one or more horizontal rotors because Wikipedia said so.

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                • #9
                  I use normal blades with a 3gx works for me

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