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e-E-Sky Honey Bee- Lama- Belt CP- E-Smart > Videos: This evening's HBK2 (w/GuruZ Fiber Frame) flights

racin06
Veteran
Location: Indianapolis, IN

My wife offered to record this evening’s flights. It’s been a while since she last recorded my flights and she wanted to record some good video while she is feeling well (she begins her first chemotherapy treatment next week.). I think she did a fantastic job recording my flights this evening.

The winds were at 8 mph gusting to 15 mph. I’ve never been one to let the wind keep me grounded and this evening was no exception. The first flight I was able to fly some high speed circuits and figure 8s. Those blades sound great while being stressed during those fast high-banked turns

. The second flight, I tried to mix it up with a little FFF and some gentle slow flight. I had a great time!

Below is my setup. There is still alot of plastic remaining in this HBK2

.

- E-sky 3900 KV Motor w/11T Pinion
- Dynam 30A ESC
- ParkBEC
- Hitec HS-55 Servos on Swashplate
- Hitec HS-50 Tail Servo
- Telebee HH Gyro
- AR6100 Rx
- DX7 Tx
- Mega Power 3S 1350mAh 15C Battery

- GuruZ Fiber Frame
- GuruZ Main Shaft
- Stock Head
- Stock Tail Boom
- Stock Tail
- Stock Skids
- Stock Main Blades
- Stock Flybar and Paddles

Enjoy the videos. I highly recommend watching the high quality videos!

Flight 1

High Quality - http://blip.tv/file/1115283?filenam...MphWinds471.wmv

Flight #2

High Quality - http://blip.tv/file/1115417?filenam...sFlight2523.wmv

07-26-2008 04:47 AM

shizack
Key Veteran
Location: Augusta, GA USA

Good stuff. The King can really move when properly motivated. Almost too quick at times.

Best wishes to the missus. Nice camera work.

Pumping your fist and yelling, "COME ON!!!" does not increase battery charge rate.

07-26-2008 05:02 AM

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Blusaber
Senior Heliman
Location: Ca

DYNAAAAAM

I enjoyed that racin. That heli sounded great and flew fantastic I am jealous of the room you had to air her out. My best to your wife it's been a little over two years since my wifes cancer soo far we're good I wish you guys all the best

Gary

07-26-2008 05:32 AM

heliman3
Heliman
Location: Pensacol FL usa

good flying i did some flying today with older king they one befor hbk2.

i have both hbk2. order parts for hbk2 soon, and i have HB King fast ver1.
was flying it today and got to low less in a foot and Crashed fix back ready to fly now.
3 parts. feathering and main shaft. and one blade.repalce both
both helicopters are so much fun on radio at came with hbk2
i used it fly both hbk2.plus king
i also have HONE Heli HF-003.download for repair right now.
let my buddy fly it and hit tail real hard.and Crashed it.
and i bulid a Dragonus2 plus.helicopter at almost ready to fly
. i will be picking up my gyro next mo.i hop to start up loading some video soon.
hbk are so much fun seen to me easy to fly.
start in planes and heli back in 1980 got out few yr later
i return in yr2000. i bulid a lot helicopters, i try walk way from hobby sold all my helicopter ic heli/ep/ 30size and 50 size back in thank round 2003. i just can't stop now. i to much fun.i going kept fly ep heli for now.
i said have 4 helicopters but rem i have one in box so it 5 helicopters.
and (one have in box have two motors) in it call Dark knight 2i
just rec in good deal
i had 6 give one way mx400 to my bother in law.
i alway said i only need one for can only fly one at a time
so i thank mi have to many.
thanks all
heliman3
have fun and be safe

Aubrey

07-26-2008 05:52 AM

DougsRC
Elite Veteran
Location: MA

Smooth like BUTTA racin

I like how you just simply point the nose and fly forward-- like a plane almost

Your not thinking" Am I nose-in"

You just fly thru it

07-26-2008 11:31 AM

toolman18
Key Veteran
Location: Portland, Texas

Racin,
Fine show of skillz. You really know how to stretch the Kings legs. Awesome video. We will say a prayer for your family.
Brad

We need video proof around here.

07-26-2008 05:11 PM

tryan02
rrProfessor
Location: Canton, Missouri

That was enough to convince me I ordered the parts to fill my fiber frame.

Canton MO backyard flying club
Club President
Team No funds left.

07-26-2008 05:31 PM

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MMike
Elite Veteran
Location: Holland,Mi-USA

Nice!

07-26-2008 06:22 PM

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racin06
Veteran
Location: Indianapolis, IN

Thanks, guys. That was the most fun I had flying in a while. Obviously, we all enjoy flying our helis, but yesterday was different for some reason. The only thing that could have been better would have been to have sunny skies. Of course, the sun shined the entire day and just like clock work, the clouds started moving in right before we headed to the flying field. I'm not complaining, though. Stick time is stick time, regardless of the weather conditions.

07-26-2008 06:43 PM

rsking45
Heliman
Location: ny

Hay all,
I bought the GuruZ Fiber Frame yesterday.Do I need to buy the GuruZ Main Shaft,or will the stock esky main shaft work?

Forget it I see that it comes with a main shaft

08-16-2008 04:39 AM

Gregor99
Elite Veteran
Location: Western Wa

Racin, excellent use of of the wide open space. That thing really does move when you get it in a tight bank.

One question, why do you take off from the pad but land in the grass?

Canton MO backyard flying club
West Coast Chapter

08-16-2008 05:03 AM

racin06
Veteran
Location: Indianapolis, IN

Thanks...I don't really know why I land in the grass. I guess I should land on the pad, as well.

08-16-2008 05:16 PM

rsking45
Heliman
Location: ny

racin06,
Possible to get pics of how you mounted the servos?

08-20-2008 11:13 AM

rsking45
Heliman
Location: ny

Looking for some help on installing the main shaft the belt pulley and the main gear.In the Guzu frame kit There is a spacer and a washer.Where does the spacer and washer go?
Thanks fellas

08-23-2008 02:58 AM

racin06
Veteran
Location: Indianapolis, IN

I didn't have to use the washer or the spacer. These are used to keep the main gear from contacting the frame and/or tail boom. Also, keep in mind that you will have to install the pulley inverted from how its installed in the stock HBK2...in other words the retaining pin channel on the pulley will be facing towards the ground.

The main shaft and main gear are installed just as in the stock HBK2. Oh, you probably already know that the stock main shaft doesn't work with the GuruZ frame

08-23-2008 03:05 AM

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