Very nice presentation, enjoyed all of it and the Doors was a nice touch. Considering this vid was made two years ago, you must be getting quite good it. Thanks for sharing this and your knowledge with me in the past few weeks. I'm going to get some of those Oranges. I like the looks of the TRex-450, has that MadHak look to it.
@1stAirWolf Yes, the 450 is a good bird to learn with. I was actually flying this one today. It's been crashed a couple times, and the motor needs to be upgraded, but it's still enjoyable to fly.
Thanks! Yeah I finally crashed this one like 30 flights later when the ESC or receiver failed in the middle of a low altitude roll... it was so bad I had to buy another one. Now I run a BEC on all my helis and some planes too.
HAD to laugh i havent seen someone say noob in years we called equipment operaters in the army noobs hope you know what that stands for lol nice heli im getting mine sat had a walkera 60 JUNK dust colletor now hope mine flies this nice you have any vids of putting together thanks keep her flying no fun grounded thanks rotorwash46 g4.5 realflight
Yeah I'm familiar with the usage of "knobs" but here I just meant it was my first flight. I don't have any build videos of this one, but if you go to the HeliFreak web site, you can find some good ones in "The Tech Room"
You mentioned needing a smooth throttle stick - quick fix - unscrew your transmitter and inside you'll find a silver metal flap pushing down on the knotches of you throttle axis, its held on with one screw, just undo it and turn it over. Ideally you you need to replace it with a completely flat strip or squash it like i did with a hammer, you'll see what i mean when/if you do it but just turning it over works a treat.
The trim was actually so far off that I went home and took the bird apart and reset the head geometry, then on the next flight it wasn't so far off. I also had a bad gear mesh - too tight, causing a wobble. Fixed that too. Will be posting another vid later to show the difference in sound and smoothness when things are adjusted right :)
Blade tracking was also off in this video. Amazing how complicated these things are - I love it!
I know what you mean - the two helicopters cost me more than five planes would - but they do use the same batteries and radio, so you save a bit here and spend a bit there - it all works out. This heli is way more solidly built than even the best of my planes - well worth the money.
You're not kidding - it is a far better helicopter than I expected. If you have mastered coaxial helicopters and want to step up - skip the cheapies and get one of these.
Very nice presentation, enjoyed all of it and the Doors was a nice touch. Considering this vid was made two years ago, you must be getting quite good it. Thanks for sharing this and your knowledge with me in the past few weeks. I'm going to get some of those Oranges. I like the looks of the TRex-450, has that MadHak look to it.
1stAirWolf 1 year ago
@1stAirWolf Yes, the 450 is a good bird to learn with. I was actually flying this one today. It's been crashed a couple times, and the motor needs to be upgraded, but it's still enjoyable to fly.
jasmine2501 1 year ago
im a noob as well .. thats what i meant
420choky 1 year ago
Oh I see... this video was a couple years ago.
jasmine2501 1 year ago
join the club
420choky 1 year ago
???
jasmine2501 1 year ago
Awesome flight for a "maiden noob", I wish my first one several years ago would have been that good. Ohh, well I'm doing it the "right way" now.
Keep up the good work.
Starbuckin 2 years ago
Thanks! Yeah I finally crashed this one like 30 flights later when the ESC or receiver failed in the middle of a low altitude roll... it was so bad I had to buy another one. Now I run a BEC on all my helis and some planes too.
jasmine2501 2 years ago
thanks abuch for reply i will check out his vids thanks ...
rotorwash46 2 years ago
HAD to laugh i havent seen someone say noob in years we called equipment operaters in the army noobs hope you know what that stands for lol nice heli im getting mine sat had a walkera 60 JUNK dust colletor now hope mine flies this nice you have any vids of putting together thanks keep her flying no fun grounded thanks rotorwash46 g4.5 realflight
rotorwash46 2 years ago
Yeah I'm familiar with the usage of "knobs" but here I just meant it was my first flight. I don't have any build videos of this one, but if you go to the HeliFreak web site, you can find some good ones in "The Tech Room"
jasmine2501 2 years ago
Great flying. Align makes the best heli in my opinion keep up the good work.
flarejet 3 years ago
Thanks! Yes, I have a 250 and 500 now too. They are very nice :)
jasmine2501 3 years ago
Does it really fly so good and smooth or its hard to learn?
Great flight, i hope i can fly like you, when my T-Rex arrives :-)
1k1ll4u 3 years ago
Does it fly really so smooth or its hard to learn?
Great flight! I hope i can fly like you, when my rex arrives.
1k1ll4u 3 years ago
Trex ??? Figures ...... damn good flying machines !!!
aSPITFIRE911 3 years ago
also what coaxle heli did you use?
roflcopter105 3 years ago
If you look in my other videos, you can see I have a CX2 - it's not a lot of help, but you can learn a little bit from it.
jasmine2501 3 years ago
what simulator did you use?
roflcopter105 3 years ago
I use RealFlight G3.5
jasmine2501 3 years ago
You mentioned needing a smooth throttle stick - quick fix - unscrew your transmitter and inside you'll find a silver metal flap pushing down on the knotches of you throttle axis, its held on with one screw, just undo it and turn it over. Ideally you you need to replace it with a completely flat strip or squash it like i did with a hammer, you'll see what i mean when/if you do it but just turning it over works a treat.
ansteyd 3 years ago
Thanks for posting that so others can see the procedure - I already did it :)
jasmine2501 3 years ago
Good job, and nice bird! I have a 450se and a 600n. The 600n is so much easier to fly. Check out my vids.
TDavis007 3 years ago
Oh thanks :)
And it was a little out of whack on this flight. Blade tracking was off and the gear mesh was too tight - flies even better now!
jasmine2501 3 years ago
Congratulations. A very good first flight. Trimming is a pain, but once you got it you got it. And it looks like you got it! 5 stars.
NightFlyyer 3 years ago
Thanks very much :)
The trim was actually so far off that I went home and took the bird apart and reset the head geometry, then on the next flight it wasn't so far off. I also had a bad gear mesh - too tight, causing a wobble. Fixed that too. Will be posting another vid later to show the difference in sound and smoothness when things are adjusted right :)
Blade tracking was also off in this video. Amazing how complicated these things are - I love it!
jasmine2501 3 years ago
I understand but I'm airplane pilot ("little big"voltige)that's why I can't buy it.but thank you!!!
hernanolivier 3 years ago
I know what you mean - the two helicopters cost me more than five planes would - but they do use the same batteries and radio, so you save a bit here and spend a bit there - it all works out. This heli is way more solidly built than even the best of my planes - well worth the money.
jasmine2501 3 years ago
is not bad!!!
hernanolivier 3 years ago
You're not kidding - it is a far better helicopter than I expected. If you have mastered coaxial helicopters and want to step up - skip the cheapies and get one of these.
jasmine2501 3 years ago