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How to deliberately crash a coaxial heli? (a.k.a. don't try this with a coaxial heli)
Without running it into a wall or a tree, shutting down the throttle, turning off the Tx, etc., how can you deliberately crash a coaxial heli (such as a Lama, a Vortex, or a Blade CX) in mid air?
I have done it once by shaking the cyclic control vigorously and the flybar flew off in mid-air, causing my Vortex to crash. I believe the flybar may have hit the lower blades in the process. - Alvin |
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The real underlying question that your questions begs, is why? Why would you purposefully want to crash your helicopter? Seems like it happens often enough without having to try.
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You could throw rocks at it ?
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this works well, i have done this many times with my 5-4 by acciedent once those blades hit each other that thing will flip around in the air then go to greet the ground........................ P.S.......a simple question, what exactly dose FFF or FF stand for (just thought i would ask while i am here) |
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As I thought that you could only crash a heli by hitting it against something, I was so surprised that I could crash the flybar with the blades. And that's why this topic came up, to see what else not to try if I don't want to do anymore fixing. - Alvin |
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Don't forget to set fire to it first, that would be cool.
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