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Yep, uses the same boom dia as the 600. I believe the boom block is the same part as the 600 also.
Kinda wish Hobbyking got restocked on those MKS oem'ed brushless servos they were selling for cheap. Really wish I got a set last Spring, but I guess the cat's out of the bag on them and they got cleaned out. Would be great for FBL big blades I'd think. DS610's could be a good functional cost effective alternative, but I'm really liking MKS servos lately after seeing the DS95 series they make |
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The whole ideal of this mod is to do it using a belt and not a TT.
If it works with the parts I have ordered the complete mod with only cost $35.00 for the belt and the tailboom plus the price of a set of main blades. For a belt driven T600 you would need a tailboom , TT , bearings & bearing holders, front drive gear , and tail rotor gearbox ( which is $69.99 by it's self). Added all up and that is over $100.00 and as Sideways said there is no guarantee you will have a viberation free TT drive. |
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Yep thats true. I supose the belt size is the issue. Everything else is bolt up. I changed from a belt to TT on my 600 because of ease of installation into a fuselage. Now Im changing to 700 boom. Issue as I said is lengthening the TT. Maybe should have stuck to the belt system LOL
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Yeah , Sideways turned me on to this https://sdp-si.com/eStore/ company they have all the belts and pulleys you need and at a good price to. Although I don't know what you would be looking at as far as shipping to Australia , that may be alittle on the rich side as they are in New York ,USA.
Yeah I read your post about the TT length and Willis's reply and I just didn't get it at all , is there that much difference between the 600 frame and 700 frame? That is the only thing I can think of that would effect the TT length, or is there more to it? |
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I've seen some power logs before, but forget where and the exact details. What do you guys think about pushing some 700mm blades on 6S? Max headspeed I'm thinking will be below 1400-1500. Just sport flying here. Sure would make the electronics package somewhat cheaper.
As far as balance goes in pod/boom...6000mah worth of battery sound like enough forward weight to counter the longer tail boom? I totally forget if that would fit under a pod/boom canopy though, lol. Any balance tips appreacheated though!
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I can't speak for running 700mm blades , but my T600 with 600mm blades and using a Watt Meter in flight says it pulls about 43amps max at 8.5* in 7 minutes of flight. I would think that 10cm more of blade would not increase the amp by more than 10-12amps so it looks very do-able to me.
I run two 3000mah 6s packs in parellel on my T600 right now which is 934gr , so I may have to add some weight to mine. |
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I'm doing the same with the 550, 2 3000's with the Jetranger fuse to balance. As I didnt have a 5000mah pack while in pod/boom, 2 2200 6S's balanced I believe as forward as I could get it and still have the canopy on.
Now the 550 has the tail servo in the frame stock, so maybe 2 3000's could balance with a 700 boom out back? Switching to belt and maybe plastic tail grips could help as well, hard to tell. Gotta back on to pricing out a Tarot 550 frame (cheaper and 2mm) and the various Align bits to complete this hybrid idea, along with deciding on the electronics available....or just get a Logo 600SE and be done with it. Or get nothing once sticker shock arrives again, lol
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Where do you find that Tarot 550 , do you have a link?
I have looked at the Logo 600SE , it is a very nice heli that comes with a very hi price IMO. I'm thinking of moving the tail servo from the boom to the frame and do think a plastic tail gearbox and grips would help in the CG department. |
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There isnt an entire Tarot 550 that I'm aware of, but some less costly spares...
http://www.hobby-wing.com/tarot-550-spare-parts.html Yeah, the Logo is $$, but has that herringbone gear. Now Align has the slant gear as well, kind of a toss-up which is better/quieter. And running a belt to the tail makes it like-like. I do like the idea of fine tolerances though, totally loving the miniprotos I have after playing with Align pattern stuff. I'd imagine the Mikado is the same reading stuff about it. |
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Well SDP has shipped the belt their form of handling and shipping is alittle bit of a rip-off $3.95 for handling and $8.68 for shipping using UPS Ground. I don't think I will be using them to often at those prices for one belt that would have fit in a standard envelope and 3 stamps.
Oh and on the Logo 600 gear the ones I saw at the show over this last weak out at the AMA ( the IRCHA Jamboree )they have a straight cut main. I didn't pay that close of attention to them as I wasn't checking them out, so they may offer one with an angle cut main. |
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