Got 2 more flights in yesterday afternoon and then again tonite at the Fri Nite Gym Fly, see you there.
Rick
03-21-2008 03:01 PM
ut_neon Key Veteran Location: Coimbra, Portugal
got 1 pack now with my honey bee king 2. made 4 circles and every one of them really high and some how lost control in 2 of them but recovered because of good altitude. tried to record video but mobile quality it's just too bad =(
03-21-2008 05:23 PM
TJinGuy Elite Veteran Location: Socorro, NM - USA
Got one battery through the king before the wind came up. Now the King is down for the count until I get a new tail bearing. Good thing I have a BB kit coming
does the tail bearing gets worned out? i have the cnc tail box in my belt cp=( can i replace just the bearing in the cnc tail box? =(
by the way i got to fly today with gust of wind of 16mph, i flew an entire packs and made some circles and some small nose in sequences. it really felt good=))))
the bad thing is: i forgot the battery of the camera=( i hope i get tomorrow to rec some videos =)))
by the way today happened a stupid thing. while i was flying my belt cp a bird came close to it and flew around it... stupid bird he wanted to commit kamikaze destruction on my belt cp=((((
(it was very funny lol)
03-21-2008 07:48 PM
DougsRC Elite Veteran Location: MA
You can replace bearings in your Belt-CP. I doesn't happen all the time, its pretty rare in my experience, but it does happen.
03-21-2008 08:25 PM
ut_neon Key Veteran Location: Coimbra, Portugal
yes i know but i was just wondering if i could just replace them or i had to buy a new cnc tail gear box because i'm lokking at them and i just don't see how to take them off.
03-21-2008 08:28 PM
DougsRC Elite Veteran Location: MA
You have to take the tail box apart neon, its splits in two and the bearings come out from the ouside in. So to answer your question, Yes you can just replace the bearings without buying a CNC tailbox.
03-21-2008 08:32 PM
ut_neon Key Veteran Location: Coimbra, Portugal
thank you very much for the information
i also noticed today that some screws in my gear box were loosen. should i use loctite in cnc metal parts?
03-21-2008 08:33 PM
DougsRC Elite Veteran Location: MA
Any metal to metal should be Loctited. Metal to plastic, not really required most times but CA glue will lock metal threads to plastic if needed.
03-21-2008 08:47 PM
toolman18 Key Veteran Location: Portland, Texas
YeahGot 2 flights in the 20 mph wind we're having in Corpus.(Rappy 50) And 5 flights in the garage.(Belt CP) I love having more batteries. Typical day. No surprises. I did little circles in the garage. Very confined area. I may have to get a video ready for Dougs challenge. Later Brad
alignalign charger. It will do one battery at a time. I charge and charge and charge all the time. Its funny...My wife and i just got the lowest electric bill weve ever had. Weve been living in the same house for over 4 years. If anyone has a charger they want to get rid of let me know. It must balance though. I have all align connectors. It can be 12 volt. I actually prefer it. I was thinking of upgrading to something that will charge 2 batteries at a time. Maybe that will cure the problem. Maybe i should just break down and buy the fma charger. Brad
We need video proof around here.
03-21-2008 11:38 PM
MMike Elite Veteran Location: Holland,Mi-USA
I was trying to keep up with the "Sliders".
I went from 1 to 2 chargers.
HUGE difference!
There's got to be a formula, but once you have 3 batteries, don't buy more, buy another charger.
I have 2 chargers now, but I want to buy another hyperion 610i to link up with the one I have. Then I can charge up to 12s packs or 2 6s packs at one time. Plus I can keep one on the boat during the summer to keep the helis charged there too...
Tom..... No "D" flying....
03-21-2008 11:45 PM
MMike Elite Veteran Location: Holland,Mi-USA
For me, the Triton JR and Equinox are perfect.
I have 2, I don't have to wait for batteries anymore.
If I had the TREX600 instead TREX500, I'd probably need to do something different.
