250 vs 300x size wise pics please

[thomascoleman]

can someone post a REAL photo of a 250 vs 300x

[litehawkdown]

https://www.helifreak.com/showthread...06#post3624906

[litehawkdown]

I think the photo is a bit off tho. As the 300x is definitely a bit longer. would be better to get a shot from above.

[johnsma22]

Here's a great comparison photo that someone posted in another thread.

[godwisper]

uhm nice....I was thinking of getting a 130X but looking at the complaints and after my dissapointment with my 450X (motor too hot after just 2 flights) I think I will get the trex250 which seems the perfect size.

[thomascoleman]

real photo people

[R3L72]

Not sure if we're in the same Time Zone but I'll have photo's up by about 19:00 to 20:00 tonight.

Specifically for this Thread, you just want the 300 X and Trex 250, side-by-side/multiple photo's?

Any other Heli?

Originally Posted by thomascoleman

real photo people

[thomascoleman]

Originally Posted by R3L72

Not sure if we're in the same Time Zone but I'll have photo's up by about 19:00 to 20:00 tonight.

Specifically for this Thread, you just want the 300 X and Trex 250, side-by-side/multiple photo's?

Any other Heli?

yea 300x vs 250 side by side

i have a 250 DFC model and woundering if to get the 300x as well

but if theres not much difference in size then no point

i also have the 450x

THANKS!!!!

[torch8]

Have Gaui 200/beastx and it flies good, looking at 300x and trex 250 DFC. I know these are slightly bigger than Gaui 200, how about flying area requirement and wind handling? I don't fly 3D yet mostly just circuits for now. I like the 300x because its got belt tail and pricing is right, but the Trex 250 DFC is very appealing but it'll cost alot more combine with beastx.

Does anyone has side by side pics of Gaui 200, Trex 250 and 300x?

[litehawkdown]

Originally Posted by thomascoleman

real photo people

Did you even look at my link? http://s167.photobucket.com/albums/u...-44-58_341.jpg

[torch8]

wow, looks like 300x is much bigger than 250.

[thomascoleman]

Originally Posted by litehawkdown

Did you even look at my link? http://s167.photobucket.com/albums/u...-44-58_341.jpg

yea but its not a true side on shot

[ahahn]

Originally Posted by thomascoleman

yea but its not a true side on shot

Not sure why anyone cares about doing this for you. You certainly seem pretty ungrateful.

Besides, if you would spend a little time yourself looking at specs, you could work up your own picture.

[Stickey]

How hot is too hot?

If you're hovering or doing level circuits, and your motor is "too" hot, then you need to look for other problems. A vibration, imbalance or drag somewhere else.

They won't come down cool, but you should be able to put your finger on it for 2-3 seconds with no trouble with easy flying.

If you're 3Ding and it's hot out, 2-3 seconds is not likely. My 450pro stock motor is quite hot after 3-4 minutes of flips, rolls, full pitch climbs - but they designed it to work, and it's worked for over a year.

Originally Posted by godwisper

uhm nice....I was thinking of getting a 130X but looking at the complaints and after my dissapointment with my 450X (motor too hot after just 2 flights) I think I will get the trex250 which seems the perfect size.

[thomascoleman]

Originally Posted by ahahn

Not sure why anyone cares about doing this for you. You certainly seem pretty ungrateful.

Besides, if you would spend a little time yourself looking at specs, you could work up your own picture.

Not at all

I want to see a true size compare as working it out from the spec sheet doesn't give you a full impression


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[godwisper]

Originally Posted by Stickey

How hot is too hot?

If you're hovering or doing level circuits, and your motor is "too" hot, then you need to look for other problems. A vibration, imbalance or drag somewhere else.

They won't come down cool, but you should be able to put your finger on it for 2-3 seconds with no trouble with easy flying.

If you're 3Ding and it's hot out, 2-3 seconds is not likely. My 450pro stock motor is quite hot after 3-4 minutes of flips, rolls, full pitch climbs - but they designed it to work, and it's worked for over a year.

I am only hovering as am still learning...did only 3 packs with the 450x and when I say hot it means that with 2 sec on the motor you will surely get a blister......was thinking of getting the 300x but to be honest have already a problematic 450x blade and dont wont to get into another problem....besides since I live on an island with not much support I would need to send abroad if I have problems

[litehawkdown]

Originally Posted by thomascoleman

yea but its not a true side on shot

Look at the first link. It is Merlin3 post back when this heli was announced. Check it out! I spent over 35 minutes of my life trying to dig that up for you! Jeez

[R3L72]

Originally Posted by litehawkdown

Look at the first link. It is Merlin3 post back when this heli was announced. Check it out! I spent over 35 minutes of my life trying to dig that up for you! Jeez

LoL, that's Awesome!!! that you searched through those Threads/Posts! You're Definitely Cool Peoples in my Book!

Originally Posted by thomascoleman

can someone post a REAL photo of a 250 vs 300x

I have a few Photo's here but Please let me know if you want any different one's. I also have Higher Resolution photo's without the borders on them.

Sorry on getting these photo's to you late...I'm on the Computer in between flying times...I really like this 300 X and can't wait to see more Vid's of pilots doing 3D and Circuits with it!

[thomascoleman]

cheers mate!

so it loosk liek its a fair bit bigger

question is now how much difference agiast a 450 X

[R3L72]

Originally Posted by thomascoleman

cheers mate!

so it loosk liek its a fair bit bigger

question is now how much difference agiast a 450 X

I'd Say, if you have a Local Hobby Store near by you really have to see the 300 X in person, it's a Great size for this Heli! Not too Small and not too Large but here ye go:



A size comparison between (front to back): Brushless mCPX (w/ BLADE extended boom), FBL Trex 250, 300 X and 450 X