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I hope you were not expecting it to fly like a Radian!?
I went from a 3 channel Skyfly to a t-28. Twitchy would be about right. But got use to it real quick. First landing, real fast and hit a curb, broke the nose off. Said to myself...I can do this! Went home and got the other one(during the $100 ebay sales days, I had 4). Made 2 good flights. First roll ever I bailed out half way through and almost crashed. The good old days! You'll still enjoy flying the Radian. |
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Bro... Did you set up the throws on the servos?????? Maybe you have everything at 100% im i wrong????? Just saying |
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If you are using the DX5 I think you do have high/low rates fixed at 100% high and 70% low but I don't believe the DX5 has expo. So try flying with low rates until you get a feel for the plane. Its responds much faster than the radian glider does.
I'd try flying in low wind conditions (less than 10 mph) and about 1/2 throttle to get a feel for it. The T-28 flys very well at slower speeds and is very stable. Check that all of your control sufaces are centered with your radio trims at center and check your CG. Remember to check it with the plane upside down, these things are great low wing trainers. Good Luck! |
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Let me ask this - I tried a bit of rudder again today. The slightest rudder causes the wing to dip a bit, but the nose drops drastically. Is this to be expected, or is there something else screwy with my CG or something? (It seems to match the manual) |
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Help! Flew my T28 after replacing the fuselage. All servos going the right direction. DX8 Spektrum radio. When I do a loop, the airleron servo reverses. I have never heard of this. I have flown this plane over a 100 times. Makes no sense. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks, Les
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I don't know what firmware version you have but the latest is 2.06 which came out in September. It may be a bug in the firmware. Here is the PDF with the update history and problems that have been fixed |
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i want a second DX7....as my first one is full |
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Took my souped-up T28 out today and gave her a run on 5s. She's fast alright! heavy for sure, and a 2200 5s 30c lasted for not long at all, and came down pretty hot. May need bigger lipos i think. Fun though
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Swapping out the stock motor for the 2820/07 upgrade from headsuprc.
The existing screws holding the stock motor to the plastic mount have what looks like red threadlocker on them, even though its only bolted to a plastic mount and has a fibrous red spacer/washer in there too. Should I be mounting the new motor with red threadlocker too? |
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