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From: JMULIKOW
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  • Lol so point of u pulling out on a bike just to film urself pull in some kind of a statement ?

  • It's not centripical, it's centripital force. =]

  • good job

  • nice flying !

  • Dude WTF at 3:42 roflmfao

  • nice landing

  • I just wrote an explanation (WITH FIGURES) on a blog of mine:

    helotrainer . blogspot . com

  • ahhh thanks!

  • sentripicle.... ha

  • Hi John,

    Great video, I wish I had your easy in front of the camera, for now, I stay behind the camera and the videos turn out so much better! Keep it up!

    PlaneVideoArt Productions

  • Hey Johnny!

    Did you break the tail linkage rod? The weights do that, it stresses that part.

    Crankin out good vids sir! : )

  • Nice video :-)

    I just ate homemade rosettes drenched in pure maple syrup that was made a couple of weeks ago :-)

  • Your videos rock. Keep it up.

    See you on RCU.

  • You might not notice any difference if you had a good strong servo already, but your servo may last longer and be less likely to strip or fail simply from the forces against it. The Trex 450 Pro comes with this mod nicely molded into the tail grips, and the Trex 250 has an upgrade tail grips for this also. On the 250 where the tail wasn't so good, this mod really helps.

  • Very informative, although my 450 heli's seem to perform great with no mods? Peter Pan :')

  • Its called Peter Pan syndrome

  • your kinda wierd you act like a little kid

  • Very nice, I did the Chinese weight mod on my Trex 450 and it made a world of difference. I put on a JR 3500G tail servo after the mod and it's absolutely perfect.

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