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Hughes designed and developed the aircraft. In 1984 Hughes was bought by Mc Donnell Douglas. So they are now the same company. But everyone calls them the Hughes 500 series ,which is true
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The body is an md 500, not a hughes
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huge and awesome
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very nice
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The Five blades one it is more easier to fly, really smooth and predictable.watch my others videos specially the one with indoor fly in a stadium ( the yellow MD)
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@leviterande WOW man! if I understand you correctly this heli is as easy to fly as a stock "flybarred" trex 600? heheh maybe even easier?
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If you look the description of my videos can see that i'm not using any kind of electronic stabilization, I always work to avoid this.
Many people around the world ask the same, some don't believe me heheheh!. AND I LOVE THAT !!!.
About The "sluggish' you meen if the control is more slower?? if is that the answer is yes, first because the low Rotorhead speed and more obviously the weight of scale fuselage ( usually 50% + ).but this is good for scale flight
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@krumrick2 How "sluggish" is the heli with 4 or 5 blades VS ordinary 2 blades? you use any stabilisor gyros?
Power Consumption & Flight Time: 5 Blade Head Vs. 2 Blade.
Could you tell me the difference between the two?
Beautiful Bird as always Krumrick2!
Thanks,
Robert
SkinyPost 1 year ago
@SkinyPost
Hi Robert.
nice question, a fuselage scale body with details and paint increase a lot the weight that the mechanics need to lift, with two blades ( regular head) the time is around five minutes, but if you put five blades and do litle modification changing the pinion ( less teeths) you can fly up to 8 minutes with a full scale five bladed helicopter, the modification is to reduce the head speed but with more torque.
Take a look to the others videos in my channel.
cheers.
krumrick2 1 year ago 2