jbrundt
Veteran
Location: St. Charles, MO
| You may want to upgrade to bearings instead of bushings. That helps. Also get rid of the Z bends and use ball links. In the end though you're better off just flying the Nexus as is since if you do decide to 'tighten' up what you can your're not going to notice it very much and the machine will still fly the same.
The Nexus is a good training heli. Yes, it has inherent slop problems but those don't affect the way it was designed to fly. If you want a precision machine you need an X-Cell, Hirobo or similar.
Buy some fuel with the money you'd save on upgrades then fly, fly, fly. Wear the thing out then move up.
Jeff |
