Which kind of ESC programming card do I have to buy in HK site for this plane?

Originally Posted by Ricky971

Thanks for answer!
Which one is better from these below?

https://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...e_Medium_.html

https://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...oam_Safe_.html

https://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...Small_20g.html

and, finally, the Walrus doesi it comes with glue in the box?

Thanks again.

My Walrus does't come with glue. I suggest you to order foam safe glue. It's more flexible than CA and It deal better with shock and vibration than CA. 24 hours drying time. A cheap one: https://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...prodspan_focus

IMHO, the better glue for foam is the UHU Por. But 24 hours drying time. You may find it at a local hobby store.

Originally Posted by Ricky971

Which kind of ESC programming card do I have to buy in HK site for this plane?

The ESC that's come with the Walrus is not programmable with a programming card.

Thanks Krycek W,
but how can I set, for example, the engine brake as some others do?
Do they have a different ESC?
Thanks for Your answers!

Originally Posted by Ricky971

Thanks Krycek W,
but how can I set, for example, the engine brake as some others do?
Do they have a different ESC?
Thanks for Your answers!

On mine, the brake was already setup. I did't try to program my ESC with the usual way (throttle stick of the transmitter) because everything was fine.

Thanks a lot, Krycek W!

My Walrus is arrived today, but with a damaged propeller.
Do someone know if this propeller

https://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s..._1pc_bag_.html

is good for this plane?

Thanks everybody!

Originally Posted by Ricky971

My Walrus is arrived today, but with a damaged propeller.
Do someone know if this propeller

https://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s..._1pc_bag_.html

is good for this plane?

Thanks everybody!

Hi, I think they could be correct...
https://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/f....asp?TID=34473

Well, I got mine last Friday and flew it today. Got to say that it was a pleasure to put together and fly. The only thing I did was to reverse one of the flap servos and shorten its control rod and trim the stickers on the hinge lines of the control surfaces. Put the CG on the servo wires as stated here and it has a very nice glide. Checked the ESC and motor after 10 min and not a problem with heat. The esc seems different from the original ones. No big heatsink. All in all , I like the Walrus a lot in its stock form.

Bx

HK drives me nuts! You find a model you want to buy, the required motor is stated and you look for this motor for hours ;-) and donīt find it. If you find one and want to buy it, they donīt have it- in my case- in the German warehouse which makes p&p expensive.

In this thread many of us looked for the prop size and did not find it. I bought a prop with alu spinner stated on the Walrus site and itīs completely wrong. HRRRRRR

Originally Posted by panib

HK drives me nuts! You find a model you want to buy, the required motor is stated and you look for this motor for hours ;-) and donīt find it. If you find one and want to buy it, they donīt have it- in my case- in the German warehouse which makes p&p expensive.

In this thread many of us looked for the prop size and did not find it. I bought a prop with alu spinner stated on the Walrus site and itīs completely wrong. HRRRRRR

Measure twice, order once.

FYI Walrus prop/spinner will be available in the near future for purchase.

S.

Originally Posted by stuart warne

FYI Walrus prop/spinner will be available in the near future for purchase.

S.

How about bringing that and the Walrus to the US?
(bring the Sonic 64 with it

Originally Posted by IFlyRCs

How about bringing that and the Walrus to the US?
(bring the Sonic 64 with it

will there be a kit version available?

in australia warehouse?


edit: found it in aussie house, but cant find any kit versions?

Good news Stuart!

Thanks!

Originally Posted by stuart warne

FYI Walrus prop/spinner will be available in the near future for purchase.

S.