Previews-Horizonrc.com Previews The New E-flite L-4 Grasshopper 250 ARF
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@JetFlyyer the pushrods are included
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Can the spektrum digital servos be used in this or are those only for helis?
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@TheFlight17 better get something that's not a tail dragger, like a cessna cardinal, but with a flight sim like real flight, you ought to be fine with this plane.
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Whoops my iPod changed the word. I meant wheel not week.
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Is the tail week steerable?
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I never flew an RC plane before. I bought RealFlight g3.5 like 4 months ago and play almost ever day for about an hour. I'm looking into buying this plane. Is it good for beginners? I want a 4 channel though. And the piper cub always caught my eye. I like building models, but nothing to hard though. Also what other things do i need to get this plane up in the air?
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is there a way to make it a 3 channel trainer by connecting the rudder servo into the receiver where the alliarons?
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This is a really great plane. Love th sharpie idea as well. But is is made out of balsa wood than coted with that plastic?
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It's all good ! - lol
Jim i was wondering if you could use the s75 servos rather than the s60 servos that are reccomended in this airplane.
Love the videos keep up the great work!!!
thewarbirdlover1 2 years ago
I've talked with David and he is of the opinion that you would have to make changes with resulting weight gains and lower performance. The recommended AR6300 rx and 4 serovo package would be much better.
HorizonRCdotCom 2 years ago
Ive only had one plane before and i couldnt fly it beacause it was foam and very light. would this be good for a semi beginner?
skaterock1234 2 years ago
Skater, I would say this one is not the best for you, sounds like you need a more durable model to get thorugh the basic training level (which means a couple of inevetible crashes). The L-4 is perfect as a model for anyone who is looking for a model that is one step beyond that first model.
HorizonRCdotCom 2 years ago
im worried aout the magnets i dont want things that hold down my Half oz foam canopy to hold down my wings or are they very strong
FlyHighRC386 2 years ago
Works like a champ. Actually the wing struts keep the panels in place. The magnets just keep the alignment tubes engaged. No load on the wings, probably even less than on a canopy. Anyway, works great.
HorizonRCdotCom 2 years ago