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01-14-2007, 08:39 AM | #102 (permalink) |
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Flying in storm 1
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01-14-2007, 08:46 AM | #103 (permalink) |
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same storm..
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01-14-2007, 08:56 AM | #104 (permalink) |
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survived...
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01-16-2007, 06:12 PM | #105 (permalink) |
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Very impressive thread overall. Its obvious that your having a great time. Those are some nice pictures of your home flying area. Thanks for sharing you ideas!
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01-23-2007, 05:52 AM | #106 (permalink) |
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Hi Futura.. yeah... its a great heli. If I could, I'd fly it everyday after work.
My trip to North Borneo was to go back to my folks. My 72 year old dad likes it too. Too bad I couldn't hand him the transmitter. Here's the (only) twp pics I got of flying in the field back home. Borneo is a weird place. The air is still throughout the day. Even when its raining. Hot and humid. Great for flying helis though. |
01-23-2007, 05:57 AM | #107 (permalink) |
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Back home...
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09-05-2007, 12:01 PM | #108 (permalink) |
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Shogun V2
Hi Borneobear
First of all, thanks for a fascinating thread. Been reading it for a while, finally acquired a heli to try it on. Got myself a second hand Shogun V2 belt tail. Basically the same as the Zoom you used, but motor is at the rear, not the front. What I have done is used your ideas, but set the swash with the single ball at the front. Side servos link to rear balls, and front is driven by servo on its side on front frames. Will publish pictures as soon as I get my camera back. Works fine, just putting finishing touches now. Only one thing puzzles me, on your conversion and mine. On the original set up, the swash is fixed in height, as is the head, so the mixer block needs to slide up and down to provide the mixing function. On the conversion, the swash also moves up and down, so do I need to fix the mixing block in order for the mixing function to work? Probably a simple answer, but I cant get my head round it. Can you help? Cheers Jeff |
04-13-2008, 01:55 PM | #109 (permalink) |
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Wow i had to stop looking.... And what did this all get you?? FrankenHeli?? Buy a descent frame is what i say.
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01-29-2009, 09:51 PM | #110 (permalink) |
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Wow.... thought this thread was deleted. Its still here!!
For everyone's info, this bird is STILL flying. Probably not as smooth as when I first got the CCPM head, and probably needs a total frame rebuild, but its still flying perfectly decent. What did I get from building this Frankenheli? Well, I learned a whole damn lot of mechanical skills, electronics and aerodynamics. Stuff I use for my current and for sure, future, projects. Borderlord - hope you figured your problem out. Can't believe I've been flying this thing for almost 4 years!!! Safe and Happy flying guys. |
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