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Discussion / Posted by pitchp / May 13, 2013 @ 02:06 AM / 3,493 Views / 0 Comments / Reply

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Fu-bar your heli now, while you still can! lol

Discussion / Posted by pitchp / May 11, 2013 @ 05:26 AM / 1,435 Views / 0 Comments / Reply

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I'm going to check this out

Discussion / Posted by pitchp / May 07, 2013 @ 11:56 AM / 4,432 Views / 0 Comments / Reply

Guys there seems to be a New FBL system from Turnigy

HobbyKing Daily - Turnigy 3D-H Flybarless System (1 min 55 sec)

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...ol_System.html

The all new Turnigy 3D-H FBL System is breaking all of the rules by offering top-notch performance at an unbelievably low price. Affordability, ease of use and compatible with any helicopter from 250~800 size, the 3D-H makes going flybarless on your machine a no-brainer!

The 3D-H supports just about any servo type, digital or analog, standard or narrow pulse width. Compatible with 90°/120°/140° swashplates and featuring excellent pirouette optimization functionality, the 3D-H ticks all of the right boxes!

We've flown the 3D-H on our own helis and we are very impressed with its performance and ease of setup. It didn't take long at all to have our HK450 in the air with this system. All programming is done via the transmitter sticks and confirmed by LEDs on the control unit. This keeps things simple and eliminates the need for bringing a PC to the field should you need to make adjustments.

There are 3 adjustable potentiometers on the top of the 3D-H that allow quick adjustments for fine tuning. You can adjust the cyclic gain, cyclic response and tail dynamic (stopping power) by simply turning the pots. This furthermore simplifies setup by allowing for quick and easy fine tuning at the field.

Features:
• High performance 3-axis FBL system
• Compatible with 250~800 size helicopters
• Pirouette optimization functionality
• 90°/120°/140° swashplate support
• Aluminium case to reduce vibration
• Easy to setup

Specs:
Size: 36.5x26x14mm
Weight: 23.8g (without wires)
Operating Voltage: 3.5~8.5V
Sensor Technology: MEMS angular rate sensors
Cyclic Servo Type: Digital or Analog 50Hz/65Hz/120Hz/200Hz
Tail Servo Type: Digital or Analog 960us/760us/1520us
Adjustable Cyclic Servo Frequency: 50Hz/65Hz/120Hz/200Hz
Adjustable Tail Servo Frequency: 50Hz/165Hz/270Hz/333Hz

Included in box:
Turnigy 3D-H 3-Axis Flybarless System
Gyro mounting pads
All necessary wire leads

Price: $49.99

Setup Videos:http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1886382

Manual:http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showa...2&d=1368130572

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Death to the Flybar. The rebellion is rising

Discussion / Posted by pitchp / May 05, 2013 @ 12:13 PM / 1,919 Views / 0 Comments / Reply

Join the cause!

Let's keep both!

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1885066

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Tarot ZYX-S 4.0.2 Firmware

Discussion / Posted by pitchp / Apr 13, 2013 @ 05:46 PM / 2,085 Views / 0 Comments / Reply

http://www.tarot-rc.com/index.php?main_page=page&id=14

Tarot ZYX version 4 Software Installation

http://www.kingwjg.com/ZYX/ZYX4.01EN.rar

Tarot ZYX Thread

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1512179

Tarot ZYX info (credit bf)

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...00&postcount=1

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First Sim for the New Year

Discussion / Posted by pitchp / Jan 05, 2013 @ 07:46 PM / 1,988 Views / 7 Comments / Reply

Hi guys,

I haven't flown for ages, even on the sim. Today I thought of going back in to the game, starting with a sim flight!

First Sim Practice For the Year (0 min 0 sec)

I hope everyone is getting some airtime! And as always...... Have a nice day.

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1st Entry Blog Log. Stardate: 17/5/2011

Discussion / Posted by pitchp / May 16, 2011 @ 09:22 PM / 4,222 Views / 0 Comments / Reply

Ok my fellow pilots. You are reading this, because you are checkin up on me. Boo Ya! Welcome to mah crib, homie. Not much to see here, just a few cobwebs and dust. Did you order the large hawaiian pizza yet? Well you should be. Pass meh yah TX, and i'll show yah how to flip it, crack it, and smack it down like mah man Tareq. Ya know some say he is from the eastcoast, but really he is from the west side heli town.Anyways enough talking garbage, ya still haven't pass meh the TX. Well come on then, chop chop, and bring it!!