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RJX Hobby Hurrican 50 - Xtreme 50 > Very impressed and anxious///IT IS ALIVE!!!!

patriot21
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Location: Eagle Lake,MN

I just got done throwing on my blades to take degree measurements for the first time... I am using the medium response settings and set up the head as per the supplement
I could not believe what I saw....
at mid stick my blades were at exactly 0 degrees on both blades...
then i check positive and negative... and my jaw dropped...
15+ and 15-... No wonder this thing moves through the air...
One fine machine Rusty!!!!

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02-21-2008 06:03 PM

Rockohaulic
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Location: Valencia, CA, USA, 3rd Rock from the Sun

You might want to change your swash settings and bring that pitch closer to 12 degrees or so.

I know the REALLY experienced guys with magical collective management skills can get away with 13 and 14 degrees, but I've never heard of anyone even setting up for 15 degrees.

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It was a good trade!

02-21-2008 06:47 PM

buzzsaw
Key Veteran
Location: Southeast Louisiana

Patriot,I agree with rockohaulic my freind,back that bad boy way down to about 11+ 11- for the first few flights till you get used to it bud.This thing is insane at 13+ 13-.After you feel the response it puts out you will know right away where you will need to be.Oh,man you are gonna love the response

I was running mine at 14+ 14- and it did wanna bog the engine at times and have since backed it down to 13.5+ 13.5-.I'm a happy camper my freind

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02-21-2008 06:54 PM

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patriot21
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Location: Eagle Lake,MN

No...I know... I ran my kasama at 12 12... and 7 7 on cyclic and that was perfect for me... But o the possibilities....
Check her out Buzzsaw

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02-21-2008 07:08 PM

buzzsaw
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Location: Southeast Louisiana

Very nice Bro,clean install on the gear aswell.Here comes the FUN

When is the maiden date bud

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02-21-2008 07:25 PM

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patriot21
Key Veteran
Location: Eagle Lake,MN

I used zeal gel... figure it was strong plus vibration absorbing

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02-21-2008 07:27 PM

loewermx
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Location: Alexandria, La

Yes, very nice.

Dang, I wish I would have just gotten the CF version now. Man O Man that looks sweet!

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02-21-2008 08:08 PM

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ez2bgman
Elite Veteran
Location: N'awlins, LA

Looks good, buddy. One more thing to consider. You should also try to secure the battery around the front/rear as well. If you like to piro, the battery may want to sling out. Just a thought.

Gary
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02-21-2008 11:15 PM

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Rockohaulic
Elite Veteran
Location: Valencia, CA, USA, 3rd Rock from the Sun

For the battery - you could just do 1 layer of double sided sticky foam, then Velcro, then strap the whole thing down. She isn't going anywhere like that!

I got a helicopter for my girlfriend,
It was a good trade!

02-22-2008 12:02 AM

patriot21
Key Veteran
Location: Eagle Lake,MN

yep... i just temporarily mounted the battery for fit... I have some double sided velcro that will be going on the front tray... I usually wrap rubberbands around it a few times to.....

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02-22-2008 12:51 AM

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