Can you do 3d with a raptor 50

[nitros]

Is a raptor 50 full 3d capable?

[mattie-lodge]

This is a Titan SE but essentially the same things. Actually this is one for my favourite flights

[nitros]

This is a Titan SE but essentially the same things. Actually this is one for my favourite flights

It looks like it can, but my it's got the plastic head. But apart of that it seem the same.
Do you know which model is my?
Because I bought used and I don't know it.

Thanks

[soggybongo]

Great vid and goes to show what can be done in the right hands

[brin]

check out some of adam turners flights with his rappy.

[t-rex pedro]

As Brin says check out Adam Turners flights with his Raptor 50. Also, I'm sure Matt Lodge has some pretty handy Raptor 50 flights here:

mattielodge's Channel - YouTube

Cheers

[electricsceadu]

as i've seen a rappy 30 3d very well then yes the 50 will 3d
i'm not saying i could do it though
and the pilot flying the rappy 30 a few years ago was competing in the master/expert class at the champs last weekend

[trillian]

Do you know which model is my?
Because I bought used and I don't know it.

Thanks

If yours is the pic in your avatar I would guess it is a Raptor 50 V2 based just on the canopy profile but
if you post a bigger pic we can tell for sure.

[del19_82]

Yeah they can! It's all in the setup, ability and pitch management lol


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[nitros]

If yours is the pic in your avatar I would guess it is a Raptor 50 V2 based just on the canopy profile but
if you post a bigger pic we can tell for sure.

This are the pics
Thanks for the help

[debrooker]

.yes.

[Tim Procter]

[soggybongo]

love the tic tocs

[moyesboy]

Of course the raptor 50 will 3D.
The std black paddles are quite heavy and make the cylic slow (and the heli v stable) - you can fit some superlight "Greenies", also avialable in blue - or you could try some 600n paddles.

You need a powerful and fast collective servo to get a snappy collective pitch response.

The plastic collective tray twists under load - a metal upgrade there makes the collective more snappy.

Be sure to upgrade the aluminim tail hub to stainless steel as the std one tends to break and throw the tail blades. I had that. I fitted a 600n tail hub to my raptor - it bolts straight on alternative is the Quick UK version.

Violent 3D can distort the plastic head block. A metal head block and hard dampers is a good upgrade if you are wanting to do stuff like tick tocks.

The tank is a bit small so flights are short. Leave it like that for minimum weight, or you can squeeze a raptor 60 tank in there just.

Only a small percentage of 3D manoevres need the full power and light weight of the latest helis. You can learn every move and orientation on a raptor before you need to upgrade.

[nitros]

Of course the raptor 50 will 3D.
The std black paddles are quite heavy and make the cylic slow (and the heli v stable) - you can fit some superlight "Greenies", also avialable in blue - or you could try some 600n paddles.

You need a powerful and fast collective servo to get a snappy collective pitch response.

The plastic collective tray twists under load - a metal upgrade there makes the collective more snappy.

Be sure to upgrade the aluminim tail hub to stainless steel as the std one tends to break and throw the tail blades. I had that. I fitted a 600n tail hub to my raptor - it bolts straight on alternative is the Quick UK version.

Violent 3D can distort the plastic head block. A metal head block and hard dampers is a good upgrade if you are wanting to do stuff like tick tocks.

The tank is a bit small so flights are short. Leave it like that for minimum weight, or you can squeeze a raptor 60 tank in there just.

Only a small percentage of 3D manoevres need the full power and light weight of the latest helis. You can learn every move and orientation on a raptor before you need to upgrade.

Thanks for the advice and what about covert it to electric?