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Hi guys ive just built my first Heli it a trex 600 electric, could someone send me a link on how to set this up, i havent got a clue how to set the pitch and do all the tx settings etc any help would be appreciated.
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Sign up on the helifreak forum and watch the finless bob videos he will take you through how to do everything.
Finless Bob's Helifreak Tech Room - HeliFreakLast edited by Sao; 08-08-2012, 08:16 PM.Comment
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I learnt by watching videos. Oddly enough the Blade video on youtube for 450 mechanical set-up was very useful as he described it very well as he did it. Finless Bob is great too.
Essential tools would be a swashplate levelling tool. I buy mine as they're only about £6, others use allen keys and ties wraps. Each to there own
and a pitch gauge. I found the ordinary ones difficult to use because there are three focus zones to my eyesight which makes it hard for me to see close up and focus on something a little further behind. Rather than struggle and not be sure I got a digital pitch gauge, absolutely fabulous.
Eyesight, unaided 12 to 18". Half strength glasses 18" to 3 feet. Main distance glasses 3' to infinity.
I told my optician I had trouble seeing things far away. He dragged me outside and said "Look up, what do you see?"
"The sun," I said.
"Well," said the optician, "if you can see 96 million miles what the bloody hell are complaining about?"Last edited by Vikki; 08-08-2012, 09:17 PM.Comment
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Awesome finless bob is a right legend, just looking through the vids thanks guys.Comment
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