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I finally got my hands on my v911 yesterday. I'm quite impressed with it for $40.
I have a significant amount of right roll that i've had to trim out, i'll be adjusting it mechanically once i get a little more time to get familiar with the handling. However I am not experiencing any TBE, Rx, or any of the other previously mentioned issues. I think I lucked out and got a good incarnation of this heli. I was flying this heli around the office today on my lunch break, Aaron i think you can expect about 4 orders for the v911 from san diego ![]() I had one swash plate separation after a crash, lost my orientation and rolled right into the wall. I got impatient and tried flying it at night about 30 minutes ago, the wind took it up high and I lost sight of it. I was in my front street and i didn't want it to hit a neighbors car so i reduced the throttle to about 10% and after a couple seconds I heard it land with a nice solid Thwack about 30 meters away. No damage that I can find and she still flies well, I'll definitely not be doing that again :P This is such a fun heli, I feel this was an excellent choice for my step into the 4ch realm. One thing I would like to do is desolder the connections on the Rx and solder on connectors to make future repairs or part swapping easier. I think it will be quite some time before I outgrow the limits of this particular bird. |
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@r6_cannibal: Evan and I just met and was just talking about you. It was cold outside and I feel the wind you were talking about. I flew my two battery I have for it. Fun little heli.
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![]() How did it go with your heli? I backed the car out of the garage and was flying around in there, after a seemingly minor crash i've now come down with a case of TBE. I checked for binding and the flybar seems to be rather stiff when i try to move it. I tried loosening the screw that holds the flybar. then removed the screw entirely to lift off the flybar, something in the blades or linkage is causing the binding. I'm going to work poke at it a little more to see what's up with it and search on here to see if I might be able to find other accounts, i'll report back with what I find as well. |
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The binding was caused by one of the links on the flybar. it had popped in too far and was sitting on the shaft of the flybar and causing friction by pressing against the ball that the link is supposed to sit on. As soon as I looked at the head with some proper lighting I spotted it right away.
I was hoping for something a little more involved than that and brought in some tools and lubricant, so I took the head apart anyway and hit up the ball bearings and sleeve bearings with some triflow as well as all the linkages. The heli is all buttoned up and ready to fly. Hopefully I'll get a test flight in before work in the morning ![]() edit: for those interested the board says version 4 on it, I forgot to check for a date though |
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![]() Anyone see the other "mod" made to the canopy? Someone made this mod suggestion way back in this thread somewhere.Also flew it after the swash plate RTV glue job ... and she still flys nice after the surgery. |
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am currently at work, but will share my model setup later. this remote becomes better and better |
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Re: Nanotech Batteries
There's no need to replace the battery cover for the Turnigy nanotech 160mah for the Trex100 (SKU026090).
What I did is simply cut the side plastic covers with a sharp cutter plier to enable the contacts touch the battery terminals. Then as per previous post with the Turnigy Nanotech Solo Pro battery, added a tie wire loop to hold the nanotech batteries since they don't have the side edges. |
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I installed the Delrin Rotor Head on my SoloProII and it made it "tighter" no more low-speed wobble.. very nice flying.. no more breaking Blade Pins! I just installed the Extreme Swash and Carbon Flybar... "VERY NICE" Swash Authority is much better! can Fast change directions in air so easy... and Right turns are fast/easy as Left turns now! For my SoloPro.... the Extreme parts has transformed this Heli! and I like to fly my SoloPro very much now. Plus... with the Extreme skids, it is also Bullet-Proof! Money shots of my NEW baby!
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At the risk of going off topic...
@Mulder_
Thanks for your help via the private message. So I figure I'd point you to the latest programmer. EPEE is the standard. But recently a new program came along that hopes to best it as well as unify the outputted language (XML) between all the firmware. Companion9x Check the screenshot. It not only simulate the TX and it's programmed mixes, but it shows the menu as well.
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@vpsporb
Thanks for the positive report on the Xtreme upgrades. Nice pictures to boot. I especially like the last one. Good angle. Could you clear up something for me. On the Xtreme skids, can the battery cage be removed? I thought I see a screw holding it together to the frame. It suggest you can unscrew to remove the battery cage from the skids. Thanks. BTW, I got the white one also. Is your RX the blue, rev.02 version like mine is? Seems the black heli and spare RX are coming as rev.04. |
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