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e-E-Sky Honey Bee- Lama- Belt CP- E-Smart > My Brand New E-Sky Honey Bee King2 and i have some questions
 
 
helipilot7693
Heliman
Location: Danville, CA- United States

Hello, my hbk2 came today and pulled out charged the battery did the blade tracking and all the adjustments and also the swashplate adjustments. My tail is holding fine but the belt came off and it got grinded down quite a bit. It still has the tread on the inside and i was wondering how to loosen the belt a little bit. Also i put a small piece of the soft side of velcro under the belt behind the pullys to keep it up. It kind of makes a grinding sound which isnt good so is that the brushes in the motor or is it something else. Please help i want to fly but i am too afraid to.
please help
Thanks
03-08-2008 01:36 AM
 
 
Gyronut
Elite Veteran
Location: Martinsville In.

Sorry that your belt got eaten.

I do believe that there is a mod you can do to keep that sort of thing from happening.

Do a search for belt mods under this forum. Should be plenty of info.

The grinding sound is most likely the belt jumping teeth on the pulleys, just tighten it up just a touch.

Loosen the 4 small screws where the boom slides into the frame and pull it out just a touch. Don't make it too toght.
Push on the belt and see how much slack there is. I have mine set to move about 2 mm.

Rick
03-08-2008 01:43 AM
 
 
thrstrmech
Veteran
Location: CA, USA

hmmm, sounds like the grinding sound could be a loose pinion on the motor shaft, does the pinoin have a set screw on it, either way some loctite on the pinion will help that problem, as for the belt tensioning, loosen the 4 screws in the frame where the boom attaches, move the boom accordingly to your needs, not too tight or loose, the belt has been prone to slipping off the guide bearings, proper tension should keep in place, 3 alternatives for this is placing a small nylon block underneath the belt aft of the guide bearings, use some CA to hold it in, or getting another set of bearings and adding it to the existing ones, and or upgrading to the 43t pulley system by xtreme, hope this helps you out
03-08-2008 01:51 AM
 
 
thrstrmech
Veteran
Location: CA, USA

was getting a grinding sound before on mine thought it was the belt, but turned out to be the pinion
03-08-2008 01:53 AM
 
 
helipilot7693
Heliman
Location: Danville, CA- United States

Thank you Thank you Thank you, i will tighten the belt and consider the new pully system. Unfortunately i just got my progress report for school and my grades are really bad so I wont be flying for a wile
03-08-2008 01:54 AM
 
 
helipilot7693
Heliman
Location: Danville, CA- United States

hey i was wondering if anyone knew of a good li-po battery that i could use on my HBK2 that is better than the stock one because i only get like 3 minutes then it just dies.
03-08-2008 03:13 AM
 
 
slider46
rrProfessor
Location: Gloversville, NY

Air thunder 2200 25C packs are really nice they don't puff up and can be drained below the 80% rule without damage....

Tom..... No "D" flying....
03-08-2008 03:26 AM
 
 
TJinGuy
Elite Veteran
Location: Socorro, NM - USA

I run a pair of Mega Power 1350mAh packs and they work great. I got them at helidirect.com for $28 each. Also you need to get a brushless setup. The stock brushed motor is pretty much junk and will die after 10 or so flights.

- Chris

Variety+spice+life+supporting_paper_towel_industry=
King2+Rex450+Protos+Concept30
03-08-2008 05:38 AM
 
 
helipilot7693
Heliman
Location: Danville, CA- United States

ok cool. Whats the 80% rule?
03-08-2008 07:16 AM
 
 
TJinGuy
Elite Veteran
Location: Socorro, NM - USA

The only thing I believe you have to worry about is not dropping below 3v per cell (9v for a 3s pack). When I hover my king, I can start to hear the motor slowing down and that is when I stop. The pack is usually in the upper 9v area.

- Chris

Variety+spice+life+supporting_paper_towel_industry=
King2+Rex450+Protos+Concept30
03-08-2008 09:00 PM
 
 
helipilot7693
Heliman
Location: Danville, CA- United States

im planning on getting a brushless but there are a lot of different ones and i dont know which one to get. Thanks for the help on the batteries. So what brushless setup are you running?
03-08-2008 11:50 PM
 
 
helipilot7693
Heliman
Location: Danville, CA- United States

also thank you for the help with the 80% rule. when i hear the engine slow down is when i change it anyway. also do you have to wait for the batteries to cool down before recharging, i am just to be safe but do i need to?
03-08-2008 11:52 PM
 
 
TJinGuy
Elite Veteran
Location: Socorro, NM - USA

This question comes up a lot and if you want to know all the details, use the search but here is most peoples favorite way to go

Motor

ESC

Adapter

- Chris

Variety+spice+life+supporting_paper_towel_industry=
King2+Rex450+Protos+Concept30
03-09-2008 12:00 AM
 
 
helipilot7693
Heliman
Location: Danville, CA- United States

hey thank you very much i am very happy with my new heli and i think the brush less will make it a lot better. Thank you
03-09-2008 12:08 AM
 
 
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