jrett
Senior Heliman
Location: san jose, ca.
| What's your point?
It's still a defective helicopter.
Listen, don't try to analyze who I am and what I can or can't do from this thread. The helicoper is cheap and poorly made.
You want to see what I do, search for jrett on youtube and check out my stuff. I'm a fairly creative guy and I am quite technical and can work with my hands. My stuff is the music video, the tricycle, and the cheasy computer animation, ( and the corvette  ). If I can design, bend metal and machine the stearing hub and weld up this silly tricycle, I'm sure I can fasten a washer to a tiny belt tensioner.
Fixing this helicopter isn't the problem. It's the fact that I have to fix a brand new helicopter to make it work correctly. I feel like I'm repeating myself here. Pay attention.
And simply because I bought a 43t pulley without knowing whether this will fix it or not only means that I sometimes buy stuff without spending too much time investigating it. Case in point, I didn't know I'd have to fix this heli before I bought it.
When I bought my trex and my kinetic, I was expecting that I would be responsible for making it air worthy, so it didn't come as a surprise to me when I put them together. However, I must say that I was still a little cheesed by the fact that I had to undo several set screws and apply thread locker.
I was under the impression that the 43t pulley and belt also came with new improved tensioners. That is why I bought that pully.
I think your just mad because you could only afford that one broken arse helicopter and how dare I call it junk. Right? |
It's easier on the ego I suppose 
