Thanks Mr.T
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most welcome, enjoy them , there a bit salty
most welcome, enjoy them , there a bit salty
Don't worry I'll boil them then soak them in hot Mexican Green chili Salsa .
This might burn a bit .
Don't worry I'll boil them then soak them in hot Mexican Green chili Salsa .
This might burn a bit .
used to it, soak on my man:rofl:
ha! still got my blades man, still stroking air buddy, so is eddie, yup he had to also lOL, doomass tho, kills everyone he gets his hands on LOL
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What kind of heli?
I am not interested in nuts.
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lOL we all got rc helis down in pcb, I got a 4 prop, wes makes his, iron skittles and his boy got some helis, so far I think Mine is the only one still alive with out a crash
lOL we all got rc helis down in pcb, I got a 4 prop, wes makes his, iron skittles and his boy got some helis, so far I think Mine is the only one still alive with out a crash
can ya fly it bassakards ???
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lOL we all got rc helis down in pcb, I got a 4 prop, wes makes his, iron skittles and his boy got some helis, so far I think Mine is the only one still alive with out a crash
I have some that haven't crashed :dontknow: The odds are with me.
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That's sweet, but I think all of us would tear that apart in about 2 minutes
Well less actually. Are those gas or electric? That Sikorsky 76C looks like the real thing. I just finished another one to add to my fleet this morning. A FPV quad that I printed on my 3D printer. Flies great
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Is it true the bigger and heavier they are, the easier they are to fly?
Do you use any electronics to stabilize them?
Do you use any electronics to stabilize them?
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Ironhead, guess no one cares about your nuts
Talk about a thread hijack, but you brought it up... lol
Talk about a thread hijack, but you brought it up... lol
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UIH,
Is there something special about your nuts?
They fly well and do not need a stab system but I do use them to smooth out the bumps. I still have to fly it though. I do not use any GPS or position or altitude hold and it will not land itself. Some of the quads can be almost hands free.
A buddy of mine has a $6K camera platform and it is all but hands free. The camera is gyro stabilized. The gimbals and gyro stab system for the camera is about 2K. He can fly FPV but that's not what he uses it for.
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Is there something special about your nuts?
They fly well and do not need a stab system but I do use them to smooth out the bumps. I still have to fly it though. I do not use any GPS or position or altitude hold and it will not land itself. Some of the quads can be almost hands free.
A buddy of mine has a $6K camera platform and it is all but hands free. The camera is gyro stabilized. The gimbals and gyro stab system for the camera is about 2K. He can fly FPV but that's not what he uses it for.
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bwellmaker
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UIH,
e-Power = Elecrtic power.
Both run on 44.4v. 76 uses 4 each 22.2v 5000 mah battery's. in series.
Comanche uses 2 eash 22.2V 5000 mah in series for the main rotor and 1 22.2v 2600mah battery for the tail motor
I am not sure what TTV is
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e-Power = Elecrtic power.
Both run on 44.4v. 76 uses 4 each 22.2v 5000 mah battery's. in series.
Comanche uses 2 eash 22.2V 5000 mah in series for the main rotor and 1 22.2v 2600mah battery for the tail motor
I am not sure what TTV is
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TTV = Tail Thrust Vectoring
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