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SEFF Contest Director
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Stone Mountain, GA
Posts: 381
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Thank you for putting them in one easy to find thread. I just bought one and will try some of the mods.
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Registered User
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 117
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bump. this should be a sticky
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PC guru and Heli NUT!
Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 622
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YAY,its a sticky.
This is wonderfull,thank you so much for doing this. |
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Is he really fat??
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Thank you, which ever moderator made this a sticky. Also I have been really busy with class, and work. I am taking two 8 week classes and they are four hours each. So a lot of my time is taken up with class and work, so if there any mods you guys have seen and would like added, just shoot me a PM or post it in this thread.
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Artiste Spontané
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Hong Kong
Posts: 91
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Thank you for the links! Saves me tons of trouble searching for mods for my X-Twin.
I think any AeroSoarer links should fit in here too. I'll do a little search and post links as I come across them. |
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Is he really fat??
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Added a Micro Mosquito section, thanks micro_builder for the links.
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Registered User
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 1
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Here are some things I've noticed/found out about the Picco Z in my 3 days of ownership. Please add to FAQ.
1: Warning about adding weight to the front with sharp objects like pins. The LiPo battery is mounted in the front of the Picco Z copter. Be careful when inserting metal objects (tacks, nails, rods, paperclips etc) in the front nose of the Z. Puncturing a LiPo is bad. Results can be anything from no damage to dead battery to smoke to flames. So be careful. Here is someone else's picture showing the location of the battery. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/attac...hmentid=973724 2: Sudden severe wobble after crash. See if the pin is sticking out of the top rotor. The pin is at the center and connects the rotor to the shaft. If so, push it back in. Make sure that both sides of the upper rotor are held by the pin. Get it as deep as you can where the top rotor is still free to flop forward and back. 3: Sudden lack of lift at full charge. Funny noise. This happened to mine. The fix was to push the main rotor shaft straight down into the fuselage. Mine had come partially out and was allowing the spur (big) gear to spin without moving the shaft/rotor. With no load the prop still spun, but there was enough play that the copter would not lift off. Mine moved down a few mm. Just some stuff I've noticed in my first week. Last edited by bholio; Oct 12, 2006 at 08:47 PM. Reason: Found picture |
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Is he really fat??
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Whoa I have been really busy. I had midterms this week. I'm pretty tired now, but tomorrow I am going to add micro builders links, and check up on the piccoZ thread. I am in need of a replacement motor for my picco, I have yet to see someone find a good replacement.
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build to fly, not to crash
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toofatt, last night i found that the AeroAce Jet motors are pretty much a drop in replacement. the resistence isnt exactly the same, but they're close. now its just a matter of finding that motor without having to gut the Jet!
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My backpack's got jets...
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Thought you may want to throw this in there...
It seems every-other day someone needs a better picture of where to solder their broken off wire back to, so I added the wires into my 3D PiccoZ Receiver model, labeled them, then took a nice close-up screen-capture to hopefully get a view everyone can reference easily... here's the pic, I figure you can just copy it and let me know and I'll delete it from this page so it stays fairly uncluttered here
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build to fly, not to crash
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nice rendering, Matt
![]() here's another, slightly more simple version as well. isnt mspaint great?!
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Micro Shredder
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Stockholm Sweden
Posts: 584
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PM'ed T00fatt with suggestions. Alas no reply, so posting here for posterity.
1) PicooZ: can't see Alexander's recommended adjustment in the list: PicooZ: improving stability 2) No Aero Soarer mod list?? Aero Soarer mod thread Double decker variant here ..and here PicooZ powered AeroSoarer Pics of inside of IR transmitter DIY voltage monitor More tweaks Square5.5 with AS electronics Converting gearbox to tractor config Cub style mod Another tractor config Rogallo wing mod Charging tab removal Replacement prop Carbon fibre flying surfaces here ..and here Projects Landing gear 3 gram Aero Soarer, Aero Slower |
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