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I don't have a video of this one. It moves so fast my wife has no clue where it is... I have a very hard time keeping it in one place long enough for her to find it. I'll try it though. I have to wait until there is NO wind at all... usually around 7 m. Bear in mind that all of the tricks I have done with it so far have been purely accidental. LMAO!
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Ha! I'll get video as soon as I can get this thing to settle down. One second it's hovering, then I try to move sideways and it does a roll. Verrrrry, sensitive on the sticks...and I'm on low rates. The only reason I was upside down was because I tried a roll and it only half of it, then stopped upside down. I was immediately disoriented. It was nose in and upside down.. ![]() The only thing I could do was give it aileron again and it rolled back upright. But, I think I can do the roll fairly easily. If I can see it! Uhhh..... Durk? You like Wylie Coyote? Look at my avatar! LOL Buzz |
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![]() Maybe I should change my avatar to the Road Runner and we would be a matched pair! ![]() Actually I will stick with Kinko the cat, she is sitting beside me on the pull out leaf of my desk watching me type. Her little blue eyes just follow the cursor around and then she goes and taps it on the screen LOL. |
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For some reason, our dog watches TV ! Seriously. If there's a doorbell noise, he goes insane... or if someone toots the horn on a car.... insanity again. But if he sees a dog on TV he tries to smell it's butt. It's hilarious. You should see him if we watch Westminster Dog Show.
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Now I was saying......................................... ![]() LOL yes animals do react to TV. Cat and bird sounds coming from the TV or speakers send our cat's ears twitching. Sometimes the Siamese will sit there and watch a Nature show. |
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My little Bichon Frise doggie fell in the fish pond yesterday! I just happened to have my camera trying to get pictures of a P-47 that kept flying over our house. The dog was trying to catch the gold fish in the pond...and ...SPLASH! ![]() I got some good pictures! lol
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Hahahaha! Ok, folks.... back on topic. I was looking around at different brushless motors and I found something very strange. Of course I lost the link to it... but it's a counter rotating motor. It has an inner and outer shaft, each one turning opposite the other. If you built the right sized helicopter, you'd only need one motor. But, I believe you'd have to turn by tail rotor.... I don't see how you could slow one shaft to make it turn like a coaxial. Has anyone else seen these things? I have no idea what they're really made for....but I had to quit looking at it because sparks and smoke came out of my ears! What the heck could a motor like that be used for? |
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Too bad you lost the link, now I am curious. If it is geared to make the shafts turn counter clockwise then we are out of luck. However if it has a split center winding and outer windings and is sort of stacked then maybe it could be managed. Found a link: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...idproduct=6565 And here: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1118210 Runs off 2 Esc's Durk |
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That's it, Durk! Thanks! Seems as if it is actually two motors running two props in counter rotation. The front prop goes on the rear motor....(?)... and the price on these things has dropped to a bit over $10 ea. They are made to get two motor performance out of one unit. There's a shaft that runs through the motors. It cuts down on rotational torque.... so the engine doesn't want to pull to the left. The second prop balances that so there is no torque factor. You could make a really cool Cessna Skymaster with one of these... if the shaft was long enough. If I can get one for $15 or so, I'm going to pull the trigger on it and see what I can do with it. If I could find one powerful enough, I could put one on each motor mount on my Gaui quad flyer. Then, if one motor failed.... I'd have another motor running as a back up to keep from crashing. Hmmmmm....... Buzz |
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![]() Mike. My "Amelia's" rear end. Not a very good pic but, I do try to keep her butt in shape
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