so how is the t28 for indoor flight i've been flying my ember2 and my micro helis thinking about a carbon cub or maybe a t28 or a mig ???, I know what you guys are talking about with the small birds chasing the micros they chase my nano and my mcpx around the field but when i get out the 130x or the 450 pro they bug out and go home

Originally Posted by Mac50L

I think there was a mention of reprogramming the brick (servo board)? I've looked at your pictures and some others that have been put up. Your ESC is plugged straight into the brick, the other modified T-28 had a brushed to brushless adaptor board between the brick and ESC.

Re-Programming?

Also are you still using the original Tx, the one that comes with the RTF version?

This should help->
Cut this from AR6400 manual and included circuit diagram for 2S wiring

Originally Posted by motorhead540

so how is the t28 for indoor flight i've been flying my ember2 and my micro helis thinking about a carbon cub or maybe a t28 or a mig ???, I know what you guys are talking about with the small birds chasing the micros they chase my nano and my mcpx around the field but when i get out the 130x or the 450 pro they bug out and go home

Depends on how big your indor area is. It can fly in a half basketball court.
I have no clue about the carbon cub, but it is 2s brushless so its probably faster and will most likeky need more room.
A mig is going to need a huge indoor area, but if all the plank experience you have is with an ember than I would say the t-28 of maybe the cub, but I have never had a cub so I cant say how it flies.

most of my plank experience is with nitro and 3s electric planes 25-40 sized planes that really dont have any place indoors but this time of year indoors and the sim is about it other then an occasonal flight out doors between rain showers

Originally Posted by Waffleman

Depends on how big your indor area is. It can fly in a half basketball court.
I have no clue about the carbon cub, but it is 2s brushless so its probably faster and will most likeky need more room.
A mig is going to need a huge indoor area, but if all the plank experience you have is with an ember than I would say the t-28 of maybe the cub, but I have never had a cub so I cant say how it flies.

I fly Ember (and new mini Ember when it arrives) Champ and HZ Albatros in gym. My old thumbs may not be quick enough for t-28 AND p-51 indoors, will also break out some heli's.
Tim

Originally Posted by motorhead540

most of my plank experience is with nitro and 3s electric planes 25-40 sized planes that really dont have any place indoors but this time of year indoors and the sim is about it other then an occasonal flight out doors between rain showers

Than a mig should be no trouble at all. In a open area it is really quite slow on stock 2s. In a confined area it seems faster.

Damnit!! I knew that doing perfect three point aircraft carrier style landings on my driveway inbetween garbage cans dodging my car at nightime(with lights) twenty times in a row was just too good to be true.

Originally Posted by airpower

Damnit!! I knew that doing perfect three point aircraft carrier style landings on my driveway inbetween garbage cans dodging my car at nightime(with lights) twenty times in a row was just too good to be true.

its the thought before that gets you! " this is Awesome!, almost to good to.......!!!!! awww crap!" those other 19 were awesome though huh!?

Man i was like "this alone makes the t-28 worth it!" No one flying a 35" foamy can have that same creative pleasure!
After she crashed i was like, "well, this is so much fun its worth crashing..... twice."

Now that ive put lights on my T-28, im really starting to love it, its willing to do anything and have any kind of fun. Its okay if you crash and messup she's gonna be ok. She's willing to do anything and have fun doing it, that's why im naming her "high school romance."

after going thru over 200 pages here, i'm just gonna ask!!

my t-28 motor is getting tired. very tired, as sometimes i gotta give the prop a little spin to get her going. anyway, wanting to swap motors, and i just happen to have a new umx corsair here that i could rob the motor out of. Is the corsair and t-28 motors the same??

Yes, they are. The corsair motor might have more cooling holes, but that's it.

nice. i'll swap them out tomorrow. thanks.

Originally Posted by hoghead5150

after going thru over 200 pages here, i'm just gonna ask!!

my t-28 motor is getting tired. very tired, as sometimes i gotta give the prop a little spin to get her going. anyway, wanting to swap motors, and i just happen to have a new umx corsair here that i could rob the motor out of. Is the corsair and t-28 motors the same??

I've noticed the same on my 1 and half year old um t-28 aswell, doesn't have the go it used to. I've got a spare motor just have to change it over!

Should of done it last week when I was putting lights on her!
Oh we'll, learning experience I guess.

Nath

Originally Posted by msdumo

This should help->
Cut this from AR6400 manual and included circuit diagram for 2S wiring

Thanks. I must have older manuals. Have been wondering about the bec.
Were does one get that 2s esc? Chris

Originally Posted by hoghead5150

after going thru over 200 pages here, i'm just gonna ask!!

my t-28 motor is getting tired. very tired, as sometimes i gotta give the prop a little spin to get her going. anyway, wanting to swap motors, and i just happen to have a new umx corsair here that i could rob the motor out of. Is the corsair and t-28 motors the same??

They do get tired!
Check your gear mesh and the thrust bearing.
I needed to hog out some foam to add clearance for the bull gear.
Also try running strips of paper between the gears (the thin paper some times used to package chop sticks is great)
This will clean the gears and help set the lash.
Here in the NE carbon brushes do not last! Chris