I'm kind of in the middle. Most times I can fly and control an inverted flight and do just about everything else and have a blast. But sometimes I lose focus and almost get into trouble. My hardest thing now is doing a 1/2 roll into or out of inverted. I can do continuous rolls, but can't just roll into inverted. I can loop into one easily. Anyway, the UM T-28 is a great plane that is my go to plane for fun.

Blu

Bluhammer.......you said it, "fun".....it does not matter what level you fly at.


Cheers

Once again, another wack day... Got my new UM T-28 today, went to the park, put in a fresh battey, new 5043 prop and flew soo nice. After the end of that battery, I install a 2nd fresh battery. BOOM, light starting flashing and wouldn't bind anymore I called Horizon Hobby about 20 mins ago and they told me that either I can send them back my plane for them to check it out, or, they'll send me a new board. I choose for them to send me a new board like that I can learn more about messing around with these micro. Plus, if I would of sent it back for them to check it, I would have to wait 10 business days.

This is the second time something like this happen to me.

Well, I decide to open her up since I'm getting a new board soon in the mail. So guess what! I got the plane to work again It was the antenna that was touching the push rods. Everything is in working order . Well at least I'll have an extra board to keep when this one go's bad in the future

Originally Posted by civichb98

Well, I decide to open her up since I'm getting a new board soon in the mail. So guess what! I got the plane to work again It was the antenna that was touching the push rods. Everything is in working order . Well at least I'll have an extra board to keep when this one go's bad in the future

or sell it

Originally Posted by Stoned doggie

or sell it

True!

I have yet to see a Brushless 2S T-28, so I'll just leave this here.

Waiting on a 5030 prop, (5043 pictured) hoping to finish it up Friday and maiden Saturday.

AP05 3000kv
Turnigy Plush 6A
2x 200mah 25C Cells (running in series)
GWS 5030 prop

I would like to try a stronger motor, but do not know were to get one or what one to get I'm using Hyperion 180 batterys. Thanks Allen

Originally Posted by cardnation

I have yet to see a Brushless 2S T-28, so I'll just leave this here.

Waiting on a 5030 prop, (5043 pictured) hoping to finish it up Friday and maiden Saturday.

AP05 3000kv
Turnigy Plush 6A
2x 200mah 25C Cells (running in series)
GWS 5030 prop

Attachment 4344526

Can you say rocket ship? Zooooooooom!
Blu

Originally Posted by cardnation

I have yet to see a Brushless 2S T-28, so I'll just leave this here.

Waiting on a 5030 prop, (5043 pictured) hoping to finish it up Friday and maiden Saturday.

AP05 3000kv
Turnigy Plush 6A
2x 200mah 25C Cells (running in series)
GWS 5030 prop

Attachment 4344526

Your stall speed is going to be like mach 1

Originally Posted by cardnation

I have yet to see a Brushless 2S T-28, so I'll just leave this here.

Waiting on a 5030 prop, (5043 pictured) hoping to finish it up Friday and maiden Saturday.

AP05 3000kv
Turnigy Plush 6A
2x 200mah 25C Cells (running in series)
GWS 5030 prop

Attachment 4344526

Can u take a vid or some pics of ur set up upclose and how you hooked it up so if ur the first brushless t-28 you can have the first brushless tutourial video to go with it

Originally Posted by Bluhammer

Can you say rocket ship? Zooooooooom!
Blu

I sure hope so, the T-28 is a beauty to fly, this should make it that much better.

Originally Posted by binaryclock

Your stall speed is going to be like mach 1

yea buddy.

Originally Posted by Stoned doggie

Can u take a vid or some pics of ur set up upclose and how you hooked it up so if ur the first brushless t-28 you can have the first brushless tutourial video to go with it

I plan to snap a few more pics once I get it going. I'll try to document any things to note.

At this point all I'm worried about is the T-28 motor being attached to the upper fuselage held only by tape to the lower fuse.

I'll keep you guys updated on the progress.

When I flew my UM T-28 yesterday for the first time, all it wanted to do was just climb up and up, it didn't wanna fly straight. I aligned the wings and all but still the same. I also put the battery all the way to the front and nothing. Maybe if I just align the back wing down and leave it like that it would just do the trick.

Any helpfull tips would help, thanks.

My little T is still my all around favorite. It's trimmed perfectly and just goes anywhere I point it, fast or slow. Where I have a little nervousness with my big planes, the T is just relaxing and fun. It's pretty beat up, but when it finally wears out it's one plane I will definitley replace with a new one!

Blu

Originally Posted by civichb98

When I flew my UM T-28 yesterday for the first time, all it wanted to do was just climb up and up, it didn't wanna fly straight. I aligned the wings and all but still the same. I also put the battery all the way to the front and nothing. Maybe if I just align the back wing down and leave it like that it would just do the trick.

Any helpfull tips would help, thanks.

Before you start moving control surfaces:
Did you check the CG again after you had the plane cut apart and taped back together again? If not....make it a habit of checking the CG after every repair with the battery on the plane. Just the amount of tape added on the fuselage aft/behind can throw the CG off by a couple of mm s.

Don't use your finger tips for the balance point. Put together a simple jig using two sharpend pencils or wooden chop sticks super glued vertical to a block of wood. And mark the CG point stated in the manual
with a dot from a permanent marker on the wings so you know always where the balance point is suppose to be.

On larger scale planes there is some fudge factor but on these Ultra Micros there is not.