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e-E-Sky Honey Bee- Lama- Belt CP- E-Smart > Is this normal?

heli-age
Heliman
Location: las vegas, nevada- united states of america

this is so wierd..

on my hbk2, stock, the tail blade grips make the tail blades bend towards the left.

so that should mean the tail blades are not getting enough lift to keep the tail steady.

so what I did was put a little rolled up tape between the left side of the tail grips and tail blades.

this helped but is it okay to do?

i tried ordering some parts, but they havnt showed up yet( they shipped it on the 14th of january).

please give any info regarding this problem.

thanks!!

01-30-2008 06:13 PM

Strut70
Senior Heliman
Location: Elizabethtown Indiana

You can slide the servo for the tail rotor forward or backwards to get more or less pitch.

If they make,em i,ll break,um

01-30-2008 06:56 PM

Dando89
New Heliman
Location: Reading, UK

hello,

im new to this hobbie i got my heli today. went to fly and wen it got of the ground it was just spinning the hole heli in 1 direction.

someone sed it might be the giro so this is how i got that set up.

.switch set to normal
.the bit you turn set to the + on full
.red light flashing

also how long should it take to charge the battery, its been on charge for about 2 hours now and not charged yet?

thanks hope someone can help me on this.

Dando

01-30-2008 10:53 PM

heli-age
Heliman
Location: las vegas, nevada- united states of america

that's not the case Strut70.

i know that you can move the servo up and down the boom.

I'll try to put in a photo.

01-30-2008 11:07 PM

shizack
Key Veteran
Location: Augusta, GA USA

So, if I have this right...
Looking from the back of the heli, when the blades are snugged in the holders, they tend to angle towards the left/port side?

A little wobble should be OK. Post a pic and let's see how bad it is. Might be a problem.

The more they overthink the plumbing, the easier it is to stop up the drain.

01-31-2008 08:46 AM

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heli-age
Heliman
Location: las vegas, nevada- united states of america

this is the only picture i could find in my computer with the tail.

and i dont have i camera with me right now.

but you do got it right, shizack, they bend to the left.

02-01-2008 01:34 AM

J_Cunny
Veteran
Location: Austin, Texas

You know I had this too, but it was going the other way on the tilt. I replaced the tail blade grips and it went away. I kept the grips to play around with later. But I never really saw anything wrong with them.

JC

02-01-2008 02:57 AM

Daltuch
Heliman
Location: Seattle WA

I just noticed my bend toward the left a little too. I haven't had any problems with it though.

02-01-2008 03:15 AM

shizack
Key Veteran
Location: Augusta, GA USA

If it affects flight, or bothers you, I'd suggest replacing the tail rotor assembly. They're kinda cheap.

Maybe consider the Align tail rotor HS1176 and some Align ball links. Then you could use the slightly larger Trex tail blades without having to sand the roots down. There is also less slop in the Align rotor.

The more they overthink the plumbing, the easier it is to stop up the drain.

02-01-2008 09:01 AM

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Dando89
New Heliman
Location: Reading, UK

hello everyone again,

right with my hbk2 i went to take it for its 2nd flight yesterday, problems the gyro light kept flashing at me, when i went to take off i had to pull the right leaver on the transmitter to the bottom and to the right to get the blades to stay straight, to make things worse the blades are trying to fly the wrong way (pointing to the ground) and when ever i tried to move the blades to a different angle i got a crunching noise.

does anyone have any idea if i have done something or if it is just a faulty product?

thanks

Dando

02-01-2008 09:16 AM

Sgt Heli
Veteran
Location: Remlap, Al USA

Quote
i got a crunching noise.

Check the servo gears. Maybe you have a few teeth gone.

02-01-2008 04:44 PM

Texas Dar
Senior Heliman
Location: Branson-Hollister Mo. USA

First, it tells to turn on transmitter, then turn on heli. I believe that means turn on gyro??? Help me out here guys ! Then just let sit, dont touch it, till gyro stops blinking and gos to on-red. Then it should go Green............! Mine neaver gos green. Anybody else with red, no green. The book aint gona tell ya much, but I went threw it 2 times, and got that much.

Mommy Said, I Can "Come Out & Fly With You Guys"

02-01-2008 07:45 PM

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