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Old 08-22-2012, 08:27 PM   #61 (permalink)
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Awesome build thread and heli Panos! Post some flying pics and video if you get a chance.
We'll do David. Thanks for checking out the thread....
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Old 08-22-2012, 10:46 PM   #62 (permalink)
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Really enjoyed your build man!!

Awesome job

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Hey, are those just the stock RC Booya canopy mounts? Did you have to do any mods on them?
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Hey, are those just the stock RC Booya canopy mounts? Did you have to do any mods on them?
Thanks Spence! No, those Booyas are 15mm and Jeff told me that he would make them available during the IRCHA party. I don't know if he's made a kit available yet. If you're planning to get some, send him an e-mail at sales@rcbooya.com the mounting screws have to be pretty short so the screw doesn't protrude into the standoff. I used head-button 3x5 and it works great.
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Old 08-23-2012, 11:15 PM   #64 (permalink)
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Sweet! Thanks for the info.

I will certainly email him. I'm really not liking the stock mounts

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Old 08-24-2012, 01:19 AM   #65 (permalink)
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Hey Panos,

Does your Rx Battery lead plug into 2 ports on the AR7200BX? And which 2 ports? Did you buy the lead or use heavy servo leads to make one?

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Hey Panos,

Does your Rx Battery lead plug into 2 ports on the AR7200BX? And which 2 ports? Did you buy the lead or use heavy servo leads to make one?

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Hi Bryan,*
Yes the battery lead goes into two ports on the RX. They're labeled Aux2 and Aux3. I bought the lead from Horizon.
It's a Spectrum EC3 into dual JR Y harness, $6.99*

http://www.horizonhobby.com/products...ness-SPMYHEC36



I took the EC3 plug off and soldered Deans because all my RX batteries have Deans on them.*

BTW, I flew the Heli yesterday at the field and all I can say it's the smoothness and speed is great. It's stable and powerful, had to bump the tail gain up a bit, but other than that the Heli was awesome.
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Where's the video?? I just flew mine for the first time. Had to pack it up as it starting raining after 2 minutes.
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Where's the video?? I just flew mine for the first time. Had to pack it up as it starting raining after 2 minutes.
I'm working on it. Next week maybe, have to work the weekend...

Just a comparison between the Nitro DFC and the electric. The E has a very low profile, so low, that the tail blades always hit the grass. No tail strikes for this bird...





Sorry for the pic quality, but they were taken with my iPhone4, not my usual camera, but you get the idea

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Old 08-26-2012, 02:56 PM   #69 (permalink)
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No problem, yes, they are after market screws. They are the Lynx M3 button head screws. Pack of 45 should get you more than enough to finish the project with left overs. You likey?
Yes, likey. Just ordered a set from the link. Are they shouldered or just standard SS metric? The reference I spoke about was attempting to get one of the 4 motor mount screws undone. I tried heat gun and soldering iron on the one bolt and couldn't get it loose. I finally decided whatever it was that I wanted to remove the mount wasn't important enough to take a chance on stripping the head out. I think the Lynx SS would have let go just fine.

Looks like a great build. Glad all went well.
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Thank you. They are shoulder screws. They were made to replace the original Nitro 700 screws that were made out of butter....!
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Oh yeh, I remember now. The ESC was mounted on the aft side of the heli with the motor wires coming through the hole in the right side. I didn't like the wires rubbing on the sharp side, so I wanted to rotate the motor to allow the wires to come over the top of the right side, where we could smooth the edge.

As I said, that one bolt was so tight and hard to remove, I didn't want to be responsible for buggering it up on someone else's heli, so we knocked as much of the edge off the side as we could and put a piece of fuel tubing over the opening. I don't think that bolt is ever gonna come loose.
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The nitro canopy appears to be a it larger than the electric version. Is it or is that just the camera angle? If different, are they interchangable?

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The nitro canopy appears to be a it larger than the electric version. Is it or is that just the camera angle? If different, are they interchangable?

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Length wise I would say they are the same, but the Nitro is wider and roomier. The new E canopy flairs inward toward the bottom of it.
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Old 08-28-2012, 02:09 PM   #74 (permalink)
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Thanks! I actually like the look of a bigger canopy on a heli - gives it more "presence" in the air. Do you think the nitro canopy would fit easily on the electric? (i.e. require anything more than possibly drilling new mounting holes?

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Old 08-28-2012, 07:54 PM   #75 (permalink)
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Panos,

Can you show a detailed pic of the input pins on the AR7200BX? I am curious to see how the satellite connects to the BeastX.

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Panos,

Can you show a detailed pic of the input pins on the AR7200BX? I am curious to see how the satellite connects to the BeastX.

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Here you go Bryan:



The remote RX plug's right in the middle between the servo leads. The leads all the way to the left on the picture are the battery power leads from the Spectrum plug I told you about.

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Old 08-29-2012, 08:14 PM   #77 (permalink)
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Thank You! My AR7200BX is on the way from GrandRC for my Rush 750.

Been thinking about getting the new 700 like yours if my nitro sells, but have you seen the 800?... Don't know.
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I always prefer direct links to swash, don't like 800, I prefer the new 700 direct link to swash
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Old 08-30-2012, 08:17 AM   #79 (permalink)
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I'm keeping the Nitro, I've spend too much money and time on it and I'll never recover that.* plus I like it a lot. It's an awesome Heli. I haven't seen the 800, but IMO anything bigger than 700 is way too big. The Mikado XXtreme wasn't all that of a hit and they redesigned a 700 Plus I want to fly 3D, I don't want to hull cameras around

The new 700E DFC is a great Heli and I think Align got it together on this one.

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I like the 700 more, but have you seen the 800 fly 3D? Pretty impressive for 800mm blades.
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