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  • OK, so I just bought one...what to look out for?

    Managed to get VAT off at checkout so was rude not to (I live outside of EU).

    Any gotcha's I should be aware of?

    Might sell the MCPX if it's as good as everyone says...
    Growing old is mandatory...growing up is optional!

    Trex 600E
    Blade MCP-X
    Various FPV craft - tri's, hexa's etc
    Dx6i/Chainlink UHF

  • #2
    This thread on HF covers everything I think.

    Things to check when buying the 130x new before 1st flight and go to forums - HeliFreak
    Trex 700n DFC - YS120, Spartan Vortex
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    • #3
      Thanks for the speedy answer
      Growing old is mandatory...growing up is optional!

      Trex 600E
      Blade MCP-X
      Various FPV craft - tri's, hexa's etc
      Dx6i/Chainlink UHF

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      • #4
        Do the normal checks then go and enjoy,dont worry too much about the slop in the tail and all the other stuff you read, you might have to take the gain down on the tail if it wags but thats about it.
        Cheers Dave M.

        Trex 600N LE
        Trex 550E
        Trex 500 EFL PRO
        Trex 450 SPORT
        Blade130X
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        • #5
          Setting the gear mesh up correct is a good idea.

          Some ok out of box. Some eat the gears in as little as 4 flights (£10 to replace).

          This is how I do it. 40+ flights in now and the only wear is from a crash. http://www.rcheliaddict.co.uk/showthread.php?t=81319
          Last edited by SmileyMan; 25-08-2012, 09:45 AM.
          130x
          Blade mSR-X ( Lost )
          Phoenix V3 Sim (Now V4)
          PZ UM T-28 (The Dark Side) - 20 crashes and still going
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          • #6
            Look out for bags of fun. If you can't find any then put heli down, spool up, fly. Hey-presto, bags of fun appear

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            • #7
              Anyone tried these batt's?

              J Perkins 4403580 - ENERG-PRO 25C LIPO 400 (2S1P) 5C CHARGE (XH)
              Growing old is mandatory...growing up is optional!

              Trex 600E
              Blade MCP-X
              Various FPV craft - tri's, hexa's etc
              Dx6i/Chainlink UHF

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              • #8
                OK, so I just bought one...what to look out for?
                Trees and plants that are longer than the grass your flying over...enjoy!!!!
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                • #9
                  if your tail blows out, just slide the servo a few mm towards the rear

                  if the head bit wobbles put o rings behind the balls on swash and head, maybe drop the gain a bit.

                  if the tail bit wobbles put o rings on rear ball links and maybe drop the gain a bit, if its real bad, use a small bit of tape on one tail blade if its worse put it on the other

                  mine is better for using "servisol super 10" on the servos, keeps em well lubed


                  if you are really fussy then check out one of my other posts with a whole host of things to check, plus bearings etc, true, you dont have to do it to have fun with this little beauty, but mine flies like silk, and has no wear with 40+ flights
                  Current Heli's, Align Trex 550, Blade MCPx BL, Blade 130x, Blade 450x, JR DSX9

                  Total RC nut ! have been for 35 years ! my count so far of over 192 models ! ( Cars, Planes, jets, gliders and Helicopters)

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