T-rex 250 indoor crash
Uploader Comments (psindrup)
All Comments (9)
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no this happens cause the gear needs to be change to a higher number and the battery volts need to be up higher as well your not the only one thats happen to doing tic toc
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Nice flite... You have lots of practice for 3D ... I'm still whit my bi rotor and crash some time....lol... Have fun
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I can believe how fast that thing reacts, no room for error. It was only a second between the inverted hover and the crash.! The good news is these are cheaper to fix than the bigger stuff!
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i have the 250, and when you do tick tocks you really have to bring the heli back to probly less then 40 digrees and ease the collective. the head bogs horribly especially on 15t pinion.
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And yeah, forgot to mention. I bet it sounded worse!! Most likely the combination of a hard surface and the echo indoors!!!
Hope he's up and flying soon again!
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I've just got a Gaui 200 a few days ago :). Just building it all up now, electronics are going to be a pain to fit...!
Heard you've got one?
ouch! how much damage?
rcfreak69 3 years ago
Don't know for sure, but other than you could see, at least one of the frames.
Peter
psindrup 3 years ago
You really think battery failure on that? Looks to me like the timing was just a bit off - you don't have a lot of room for error with these. Hope you can get parts for it!
jasmine2501 3 years ago
Hi Jasmine
No, I don't think it *only* the battery's fault, because Kenneth was really pushing it. But I think that the cold battery was *partly* to blame.
Peter
PS: Love your build videos.
Keep up the good work.
(and keep the music in the background down) :-))
psindrup 3 years ago
Ouch, that sound it made when it crashed...
TechnexLOL 3 years ago
Yeah - it sounded even worse in real life. :-(
Peter
psindrup 3 years ago