shizack Key Veteran Location: Augusta, GA USA
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| 1. The main rotor would not turn very easy. Adjusted the belt as per RC/Groups diagram. It was way to tight.
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Is that a uestion? Sound like you did right.
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| 2. Main rotor was still tight and notchy. Removed the motor and turning the pinion I noticed it is normally notchy like a stepper motor. I assume that is just the way stock motors are. I adjusted it using the paper method between the pinion and main gear.
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At least you know how to remove it for the inevitable replacement soon...
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| 3. The center of gavity seems tail heavy with everything installed except the canopy. Moved the battery as far forward as I dared. It is close but using the side tilting method it is hard tell, especially with that notchy motor.
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Use the "lifting by the flybar" technique. Takes notchy motors out of the equation. you may have to rig up a battery tray extender. Got any popsicle sticks?
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| 4. How do you mount the battery? Velcro? Rubber bands?
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I've used both. Whatever works.
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| 5. Where do you run the stock antenae? Any pictures?
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I'll see if i can find the pic of the way mine was (and will be) routed and post it. Right now the Kiz-ing is dismantled awaiting parts.
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| 5. I had to bend the red motor lead as the canopy hit it.
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As long as you didn't break it or compromise the solder connection, it should be OK.
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| 6. The gyro has a zip tie holding it on. How do you guys secure it?
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I use gyro tape and hopeful thinking.
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| 7. Do I need to tighten the tail rotors? They are totally loose in the grips.
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They should move fairly easily in the holders, but not flop around.
The more they overthink the plumbing, the easier it is to stop up the drain. |