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  • #46
    these will do ??

    2mm x 200mm carbon fibre rods 4 pack | eBay

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    • #47
      Yep, they're fine
      Trex 600 ESP (Turnigy T600, DS821, DS620, GP750, 120A) sold
      Trex 450 Pro
      (MD933 DS520, BeastX, 40A HW, 450MX)
      450SEV2
      mCPX
      Recycloquad (tm)
      Flying Legends Spitfire (rest in pieces)
      Edge 540 Foamy
      AXN Floater Jet
      MDC F-14 Tomcat
      Depron BAE Hawk

      DX6i, gt power a606, imax b6, A-6-10

      http://www.youtube.com/user/PaulSouthport?feature=mhum

      www.thedailymice.com

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      • #48
        ok will order some

        what about batteryies?

        The stock ones are 200mha, is there a recommeneded batt?

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        • #49
          A few options.
          Turnigy nanotech 300mAh 30C HobbyKing R/C Hobby Store : Turnigy nano-tech 300mah 1S 35c Lipo Pack (Suit Blade mCPx)
          Overlander 260mAh 26C Blade MCP-X 3D 3.7v Lipo 260 mAh 26C Battery
          Miniaviation Mini Aviation - Leading supplies of LiPo Batteries for Radio controled model airplanes. these are getting good reviews

          I've got the nanos and Overlanders. Both are very good, with the nanos perhaps having the edge.

          Try not to fly until you fall out of the sky. 6 mins is about the limit for nanos, generally 4 to 5 minutes for the stock packs. If you fly til they drop they won't last long.
          Trex 600 ESP (Turnigy T600, DS821, DS620, GP750, 120A) sold
          Trex 450 Pro
          (MD933 DS520, BeastX, 40A HW, 450MX)
          450SEV2
          mCPX
          Recycloquad (tm)
          Flying Legends Spitfire (rest in pieces)
          Edge 540 Foamy
          AXN Floater Jet
          MDC F-14 Tomcat
          Depron BAE Hawk

          DX6i, gt power a606, imax b6, A-6-10

          http://www.youtube.com/user/PaulSouthport?feature=mhum

          www.thedailymice.com

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          • #50
            Originally posted by paulsouthport View Post
            A few options.
            Turnigy nanotech 300mAh 30C HobbyKing R/C Hobby Store : Turnigy nano-tech 300mah 1S 35c Lipo Pack (Suit Blade mCPx)
            Overlander 260mAh 26C Blade MCP-X 3D 3.7v Lipo 260 mAh 26C Battery
            Miniaviation Mini Aviation - Leading supplies of LiPo Batteries for Radio controled model airplanes. these are getting good reviews

            I've got the nanos and Overlanders. Both are very good, with the nanos perhaps having the edge.

            Try not to fly until you fall out of the sky. 6 mins is about the limit for nanos, generally 4 to 5 minutes for the stock packs. If you fly til they drop they won't last long.
            thank you very much Paul :-)

            Any good UK sites to order them from or just ebay?

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            • #51
              with the different batteries can i use the stock charger on them??

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              • #52
                Originally posted by CPN
                the Turnigy nano-tech uses the stock charger.
                what about the Miniaviation 300mah 1s 30C lipo ? Can i use the stock charger with them as they are in UK and was going to order.

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                • #53
                  Quote 'Try not to run the batteries flat, you will extend the useful life and get many more recharges is you onloy use about 80% of the batteries charge each time you fly.' Unquote.

                  I find I get so engrossed it is difficult to watch the time! But as you are using the DX6i you can set a timer on the Tx either counting up or counting down and it bleeps every minute too. Makes it much easier!
                  Central Model Heli Club. #keeprchelisalive

                  ​Guinness World Record Pilot 2013!

                  sigpic thank you.

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                  • #54
                    Originally posted by Sheldrake View Post
                    Quote 'Try not to run the batteries flat, you will extend the useful life and get many more recharges is you onloy use about 80% of the batteries charge each time you fly.' Unquote.

                    I find I get so engrossed it is difficult to watch the time! But as you are using the DX6i you can set a timer on the Tx either counting up or counting down and it bleeps every minute too. Makes it much easier!
                    yea i found that out last night and set the timer for 4mins

                    I have just ordered some new batteries :P miniavation

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                    • #55
                      So this sounds like a silly question

                      but if i wanted to hover upside down what would i need todo this - DX6i settings etc?

                      or is it a case of just reverse the controls in my brain

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                      • #56
                        Originally posted by CPN
                        you have to ensure that your idle up settings are correct, and firstly practice to fly normally in idle up.
                        (you take off in normal mode and once flying then switch to idle up)
                        call me a retard if you want

                        BUT is idle up the switch i flick that makes it go into stunt mode?

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                        • #57
                          I cut a 2mm carbon rod (from an old training gear leg) 10mm longer than then new V2 boom, dremelled a flat in one end - identical to the new boom - bound the two together with 3.5mm heatshrink and pushed into the hole in the frame.
                          The idea being that in the unlikely event of the rod snapping the new V2 boom could be used again.
                          This also makes a longer, less flexible boom with no noticeable increase in weigh or loss of flight time and works extremely well surviving many heavy crashes.

                          Boom Side.jpgBoom Top.jpg
                          Trex 450 SEV2
                          Trex 450 Pro
                          Tarot 500ESP
                          mCPx

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                          • #58
                            Sorry. Images didn't download.
                            Trex 450 SEV2
                            Trex 450 Pro
                            Tarot 500ESP
                            mCPx

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                            • #59
                              Originally posted by CPN
                              Thats correct. idle up / stunt mode / 3d mode are all the same thing

                              The settings for idle up are throttle all points 100%, Pitch 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%
                              exellent , thanks!!!

                              im not talking about now but i do like to learn and push myself.

                              Thanks for the throttle curve points

                              So in the event of wanting to hover upside down what is the procedure?

                              Take of in normal mode

                              then what??

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                              • #60
                                Switch to I/up, flip the heli and remember that down is up and up is expensive
                                Trex 450 SEV2
                                Trex 450 Pro
                                Tarot 500ESP
                                mCPx

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