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Sims
Published (2009-11-14 03:00:00)
Thanks Dave, I actually have a 9CAP, but it is Heli compatible and I have been thuimbing through the manual to check out the CCPM programming and trimming. I also have the Turnigy Accucell-6 and a couple of Zippy 3S 2200 mah 20C batts for a simple stick, so I am halfway there in terms of equipment. If I didn't have the radio and electrical components I would have considered the RTF setups more seriously. Thanks for your feedback, I really...
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Sims
Published (2009-11-13 16:52:00)
quote: ORIGINAL: beau0090_99 Thanks you guys. I really appreciate the feedback. I feel that I am pretty patient and don't want to leapfrog too much, but also don't want to invest in a FP or another Coax if i don't have to. I have been rethinking things and am really thinking hard on getting a Trex450 clone (probably the HK450), so i can setup the heli with the batteries I already use and with common off the shelve components...
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Sims
Published (2009-11-12 00:19:00)
I went to the lhs to get the Hanger 9 sim . That is all I figured I needed.Made the mistake of bringing my wife with me.She saw the RealFlight 4.5 and said (no kidding) "this one is prettier. Why don't you get this one?" And she is 69 years old. So guess what one I got? Hide Signatures (in reply to dknovick )
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Sims
Published (2009-11-11 03:34:00)
I started with FMS and found it lacking in reality. It was kinda fun flying the CX, but the CP models felt wrong. I decided to spend the future family inheritance/fortune on RF 4.5 and I'm reasonably happy with it. The Raptor 60 model seems to replicate my Sceadu EVO .50 sufficiently to help prepare me for future maneuvers. Others at our club use this sim regularly to map out their next move, and seems to prepare them adequately. Most...
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Sims
Published (2009-11-11 00:22:00)
I think it depends on the user. As said, lots of folks have been very happy with FMS. But then a whole bunch have paid big time for RealFlight, too. I didn't care for FMS at all. Didn't "feel" right to me. I tried RealFlight at my LHS and and it felt a lot better, but I couldn't get past the cost. I went for Clearview. $40 bucks, and now it comes with rc cars (although the cars are very basic at this point)....
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Sims
Published (2009-11-11 00:56:00)
personally i wouldnt recommend fms. its nothing like a good quality sim. i started with fms, but never made any head way till i got a more quality sim. phoenix sim is one of the best out there if not the best for helis. very good graphics and realistic physics. it has helped a ton for me. its only 130 bux, so its almost half price from real flight, and in my opinion, and several others ive read agree that its better as well. the only thing is,...
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Sims
Published (2009-11-12 16:10:00)
The Clearview is fine. I use it. 40 bucks and the sim does not need abig server to run it like some others. Just go to the Clearveiw site and down load. If you have problems, Steve will help you with it. The FMA reminds me of the first generation sims. While not stick figures it is OK to learn with. Jim Hide Signatures (in reply to beau0090_99 )
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Started 1 week, 5 days ago (2009-11-10 22:57:00)
by drobin
I heard a lot of people using fms and were happy with it.RealFlight also has a basic out now for $99.
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Started 2 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-11-05 19:34:00)
by ndimo
however this boat will run better on a c23 pipe than a cs26 that is offered in the deal. I have the boat and it has awesome potentials. if you place the CG a little backwards you will see fast speeds but it can be a liitle unstable and might need trim tabs. On the other hand the 46cm CG makes the boat extremely stable but it could loose some of its speed. Here is a small video http://www...
Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-10-11 16:59:00)
by yankee samurai
Are you talking about the Check Six plans by Jack Lewis?
Started 1 month ago (2009-10-20 21:54:00)
by hrdcoreglf
I owned a macstar and wasnt that happy with it. I would have stuck with the .21 in the buggy. The macstar was a touchy engine. When you are making adjustments, make them very small adjustments like 1/12 of a turn at a time. Set your high speed needle (HSN) first, so that you get good high speed passes. Then you can adjust the low speed needle (LSN) to get good reaction time on the throttle ...
Started 1 month ago (2009-10-20 09:41:00)
by andicog
Welcome to the world of Heng Long ! After engine starting headlights should flash for about 5 seconds then they should stay on, once they are on the tank should respond normally to the transmitter. Are your transmitter batterys good? have you fully charged the tanks battery ? Check you have the correct band 'crystals' in both tank and transmitter (although I cant see the start function working ...
Started 1 month, 4 weeks ago (2009-09-25 17:28:00)
by justin_92_92
hmmm another question is also about duel ailerons. It says I can mount the servo horn to the control surface using just supplied phillips wood screws . I thought I had to use backer plates and a nut? This is the real reason i didnt hook them up in the first place.
Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2009-09-26 02:42:00)
by w8ye
I snug them up with a short arm Allen wrench
Started 1 month, 4 weeks ago (2009-09-24 05:02:00)
by jester_s1
The short answer is, we don't know. None of us have flown with you so we don't know your skill. Some guys can't handle an Ugly Stick after two years of flying, and some guys graduate to a Yak 54 two months after starting the hobby. If the plane has forgiving stall characteristics and flies slow, you should do fine. BTW, the link you posted only goes to that company's website, not to a ...
Started 2 months ago (2009-09-20 16:25:00)
by stang
Don't turn the engine over! Gently brush or pick away all the dirt you can see. Inspect the outside of the engine for cracks or other damage. I would take off the carb and soak it with water to get the remaining dirt out. I then would take rearplate off the crankcase and the head of the engine and flush with Varsol or WD-40 then inspect the inside of the engine. Only after you are sure the dirt ...
Started 2 months, 1 week ago (2009-09-14 14:57:00)
by Gavin2407
Hi Justin I'm assuming you have removed the back plate and head, so here are the step you can follow. First - Check is the brass bush in the conrod is not siezed onto the crankshaft pin. Second - Remove the sleeve so that the piston has free movement in the crank case. Third - Check that the conrod can slide on the wrist pin under the piston, if it can't, the conrod won't have ...
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Started 1 week, 5 days ago (2009-11-10 22:57:00)
by drobin
I heard a lot of people using fms and were happy with it.RealFlight also has a basic out now for $99.
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