Originally Posted by queadlunnrau

There is only one thing I can say that's bad so far about this heli ... THEY SHOULDA COME OUT WITH IT YEARS AGO

It's everything I was hoping the 4G6, Genius CP and mCPX would be and more, I mean seriously inverted flying if my office, crash it against light fixture and literally just put it right back up in the air?

Yo pinch me cause this is crazy! Practice anything you want and don't really worry about crashes on a CP??? WTH

I agree. It has taken a loooongggg time, but finally things are lookin good.

Uh oh guys, what did I break?

Originally Posted by quadracer111

I agree! This thing is amazing. First CP heli (well, I did have a 450 but I was too scared to do anything with it other than hover). Within the third pack I was doing loops, rolls, and inverted hovering (hunderds, and hundreds of hours of sim time might have something to do with it). Nothing be afarid to break it does wonders for progress!

Yeah, with helis like these, the sims are gonna have some stiff competition. I used to always practice any new move on the sim 100's of times til it was perfect, then go try it out and hope it worked on the real deal, Now, I just start with the smallest heli and work the moves all the way to the largest.

Originally Posted by quadracer111

Uh oh guys, what did I break?

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Looks like the gear is pushed down and you broke a pitch control link.

Originally Posted by quadracer111

Uh oh guys, what did I break?

Probably just a swash plate ball or linkage. Can you post a different angle of the rotor head?

Originally Posted by quadracer111

Uh oh guys, what did I break?

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Nothing looks like you just have main shaft slippage. Push the main gear up while pushing the main shaft collar downward

Originally Posted by jasmine2501

Looks like the gear is pushed down and you broke a pitch control link.

I think it only looks that way because the head is sitting so low

still say nothing.... just fix the vertical play in the shaft and you will be golden

Yeah, either the main gear slipped down or the collar on top slipped up.
Push the main gear back on snuggly, and if you still have play, you must push the top collar down and reglue it.

Originally Posted by indoorheli

still say nothing.... Just fix the vertical play in the shaft and you will be golden

+1.

Should the servos make noise all the time?

Should throttle hold from dx4e be slow to respond at times or not even respond unless button is pressed more than once?

Originally Posted by jpconard

Should the servos make noise all the time?

Should throttle hold from dx4e be slow to respond at times or not even respond unless button is pressed more than once?

Sounds broken..PM me for my address and ill test if for you

Linear digi servos are noisy.

On the thold it should be instant. Maybe the button isnt being pushed hard enough or isnt triggering every push.
I dont know why they made thold tied to a button instead of a toggle..that sucks. If that were the case for mine i would never hit thold in time

Sounds good guys. That little collar is moving, push gear up, collar down, and glue it to the shaft?

So those main shaft collars are actually glued to the shaft? Why would they not use a screw like every other small heli?

Originally Posted by quadracer111

Sounds good guys. That little collar is moving, push gear up, collar down, and glue it to the shaft?

Yeah, use a needle or something very small with a drop of CA glue on it very sparingly.
Dont get the glue in the top bearing or up the shaft to high

The exact measurement here:
• Collar on main shaft – If the collar on the main shaft has shifted position caused by crash damage, it needs to be secured 18.83mm from the top of the main shaft using an adhesive such as CA.