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tnreefguy · 06-14-2006, 08:28 PM

The reason i call it that is I really put alot of effort into my shogun, and when it was right it flew great. But when it was wrong forget it. My trex has now been through 3 crashes and for less than 100 bucks and minimal setup time its still flying.

raynmaker · 10-18-2006, 06:03 AM

Well I had been thinking about a trex guess Ill step that up, but I have got to see this shogun fly before it kills me!

The swash tip and the blade tip were very usefull thanks.

I have also noticed that you need better servos in these things and a dampened control on the radio (very touchy heli). :glasses2:

HeliVt · 01-07-2007, 05:21 PM

I have had the same gyration with my walker 35. Its almost the same thing as the shogun. It always happens when my headspeed is to low for being in the air. If you adjust the thottle curve to get the main rotor spinning faster before heli lifts off it should go away. Near the end of the power in the battery pack it will start to Gyrate because the rotor speed drops off but the pitch is high enough to keep the heli in the air.

milhelo · 01-12-2007, 09:56 AM

My first heli was the shogun v2. I still fly it as much as my trex se. They are really different set ups one being norm and one 120 degree. My big problem with the shogun was the gyro and when I read a post I reversed the gyro (switch on gyro) and the shogun flew great. The T-Rex is a huge

step up and I love it but I will keep my shogun and fly it often as well.

milhelo · 01-12-2007, 09:59 AM

My first heli was the shogun v2. I still fly it as much as my trex se. They are really different set ups one being norm and one 120 degree. My big problem with the shogun was the gyro and when I read a post I reversed the gyro (switch on gyro) and the shogun flew great. The T-Rex is a huge

step up and I love it but I will keep my shogun and fly it often as well.

01-12-2007, 09:59 AM	#25 (permalink)
milhelo Registered Users Join Date: Jan 2007	I love my T-Rex but still fly my shogun My first heli was the shogun v2. I still fly it as much as my trex se. They are really different set ups one being norm and one 120 degree. My big problem with the shogun was the gyro and when I read a post I reversed the gyro (switch on gyro) and the shogun flew great. The T-Rex is a huge step up and I love it but I will keep my shogun and fly it often as well.

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06-14-2006, 08:28 PM	#21 (permalink)
tnreefguy Registered Users Join Date: Dec 2004	The reason i call it that is I really put alot of effort into my shogun, and when it was right it flew great. But when it was wrong forget it. My trex has now been through 3 crashes and for less than 100 bucks and minimal setup time its still flying.

10-18-2006, 06:03 AM	#22 (permalink)
raynmaker Join Date: Oct 2006	Well I had been thinking about a trex guess Ill step that up, but I have got to see this shogun fly before it kills me! The swash tip and the blade tip were very usefull thanks. I have also noticed that you need better servos in these things and a dampened control on the radio (very touchy heli). :glasses2:

01-07-2007, 05:21 PM	#23 (permalink)
HeliVt Join Date: Dec 2006	I have had the same gyration with my walker 35. Its almost the same thing as the shogun. It always happens when my headspeed is to low for being in the air. If you adjust the thottle curve to get the main rotor spinning faster before heli lifts off it should go away. Near the end of the power in the battery pack it will start to Gyrate because the rotor speed drops off but the pitch is high enough to keep the heli in the air.

01-12-2007, 09:56 AM	#24 (permalink)
milhelo Registered Users Join Date: Jan 2007	My first heli was the shogun v2. I still fly it as much as my trex se. They are really different set ups one being norm and one 120 degree. My big problem with the shogun was the gyro and when I read a post I reversed the gyro (switch on gyro) and the shogun flew great. The T-Rex is a huge step up and I love it but I will keep my shogun and fly it often as well.

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