beastx update

[joeplumber1]

Well know one has answered on the first post
no biggy but i did some check and i think its a
cobination of the blades and the tt . Took off
blades and swash elevated straight put them
back on and went right this time it struck the
street so new ones are in order as for the tt i
mic'd the boom its about 4 thousand small
as well as the tube. The tube also has a little
wobble to it probably good for fb but not fbl.
So with this find anymore input would be great
like blade selection im not a rich man so budget
Is key i had rjx on it they where cheap and i
probably know why now . Thanks

[Solmanbandit]

I would say that your gyro compensation is backwards. When you tilt it, the swash should go the opposite direction. Budget blades, I would say Align.

[holytrex]

go to ebay and type 430mm main blades i got two sets for $20 free shipping and the work real nice.

[Solmanbandit]

go to ebay and type 430mm main blades i got two sets for $20 free shipping and the work real nice.

That is fine and dandy if you are looking for FB blades.

[sharicasmi]

The RJX FBL blades always worked great for me. You need a blade balancer and a non-crooked house. Don't just match their weight on a weigh scale, you have to put them on a blade balancer so that they weigh the same at the end tips.

Other possibilities may be that your gyro is damaged, a bearing is noisy under load, or head assembly problems.

I have crashed my HK 500 at least 10 times due to tail grips flying loose, EM interference, servo failure, grindy tail pitch lever bearing, tail boom twisting toward the ground, and a bad tgz380 gyro that right rolls on spool up. I fix it every time without problems.