RE: Deoxit...

Tip: Grab the 4 pack sampler. There's a lot in there given the amount you need to use. Perfect for our needs. It's 100%, not the 4% aerosol cans you see for sale for $15.

http://www.amazon.com/Squeeze-Tube-K...eywords=deoxit

The RED cleaner and rejuvenator is what you'll need and what people refer to as "Deoxit". That's really step 1.

Step 2:
The Gold (Contact Enhancer, Conditioner and Protetor) is the follow up step for gold type contacts.

Step 2:
The Green Fader Lube (Enhancer and lubricator) is the followup for faders. Like the servo contact strips Blade like to use in their servos.

The blue shield is a protector for the harsher climates.

Now that I already ordered my v929 motors, I am thinking that by the time I solder the new connectors on, the money savings it gone, plus the plugs are tiny and soldering will be difficult. As a father of 2 who works 55 hours a week, my free time is limited. So tell me, where can I get the cheapest motorsand should I replace all or just the offending one?

It's not that bad IMHO. I'd solder for you if you lived locally.

You can also try splicing the wires together. It certainly is worth the time for the savings IMHO. But then again, my iron is always ready on my bench.

shahram72...I figured out a solution for you.

Will make a post with photo after dinner. BBL...

Thanks, still torn about what to do. The motors will cost as much as a BNF V929.

If you get a bnf v929, you can use skids, gears, mainshaft, props, motors.

New blog post up on how to use v929 motor on your mQX. Hope it helps.

If you haven't got a turnegy radio to bind the v929 with and you are just thinking of using the parts, get the RTF version, and simply fly that , cause as it is, it is a great little flier.. then use it for spares when you finally break something on it...
Thats what I am doing... bashing the 929, and saving my MQX for when I get competent

Ordered the 929 "beetle" canopy and a few orange blades. I'm finding it hard to see this thing at FFF. Hope it's interchangeable

I got white mQX blades and the red v929 blades on mine. Flies fine.

The v929 is more durable. More material to the prop. Slight heavier as a result. I think .3g heavier.

Great. Can't wait to try them

Originally Posted by Daryoon

If you get a bnf v929, you can use skids, gears, mainshaft, props, motors.

New blog post up on how to use v929 motor on your mQX. Hope it helps.

OMG, that is so easy! Thanks for that! I don't want to modify the Blade. I guess I'll change the offending motor and start with that, or do you think I should change all four. Now all your blog article needs is a guide on which motor colors are which polarity and which one is clockwise and CC.I'm sure I'll have no clue when they arrive and doubt they'll be marked.

Having Fun with the Blade mQX (2 min 22 sec)

WOW! That's some skills with this little quad. Can't wait to get mine flying again....

I think I need to finally bind it to my DX6i once I get it fixed because it seems that everyone agrees that control is better than with the stock controller. I can use the stocker with any number of cheap flyers for my son in the near future, although he really needs DR. I guess it's worth keeping for travel since it only takes a sec to bind and rebind. Gotta love this technology!

Originally Posted by TomQ

http://vimeo.com/51354109

Great skills but be aware of those heli eater trees

Originally Posted by shahram72

I think I need to finally bind it to my DX6i once I get it fixed because it seems that everyone agrees that control is better than with the stock controller.

I had little radio control flight experience when I bought both a BNF and RTF mQX in January. I also had a DX6i that I had little experience with.

After much experimenting I can confidently say that the DX6i is a big improvement over the stock controller for flying the mQX.