Obiwan Veteran Location: Sevilla, Spain
| I agree.
Flies much more smooth and accurate than Trex Nitro, and I disagree the Nitro does not need to replace main blade holders at +2100 rpms.
I've got Two Trex Nitro and had to replace (main blade holders, fans, oneway bearing holder, balls every few flights and G-force frame braces) on both machines swashplate shows very noticeable slope. In one year I've had 3 crashes with the Nitros (2 of them mechanical failures because of the balls in tail slider) and 2 out of 3 times I broke chasis which means total rebuilding of the bird.
As for the Xtreme, I've got 27 flights on it and no signs of slope or wear and no upgrades, had some problems with the main gear crown at the beggining but once I solved them so far so good. I can not compare crash cost yet but I guess chassis is much more rigid in the Xtreme.
So in my opinion it deserves consideration for those wanting a new bird.
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