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Avant Aurora - EFX - FX > Aurora Head Settings for 1st 90

Nycatt
Senior Heliman
Location: Brooklyn, NY (Seaview Rotary Wings)

I'm in the middle of building my first 90. I've been flying a Raptor 50 for the last two seasons. I'm not into 3d yet. I do loops, rolls, etc. What setting should I use for this build. I was thinking of "Normal". Active might be too much and Stable might be not enough. Thanks for your input.

Thanks guys

08-02-2008 07:06 AM

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heli3dmax
Senior Heliman
Location: DuBois, PA USA

Head settings?

Go with the active setting you will thank me!

This is my first 90 as well and this thing rocks. I am flying on active settings and would like a little more. I have never flown anything like it. Truely awsome!

08-02-2008 07:09 AM

Dood
Elite Veteran
Location: America's Dairyland

Give "Active" a try.

It's fast, but then again it's a 90. It's still pretty stable compared to a 50 is thats what you're used to.

Also, you can slow it down electronically with the Swash Mix (AFR's) on your radio. That will slow it down.

Swash AFR's in the low 50's would be a good starting point.

You'll be able to handle it and can make it faster later with the swash mix if thats what you want.

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The Dood abides.

08-02-2008 07:13 AM

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Nycatt
Senior Heliman
Location: Brooklyn, NY (Seaview Rotary Wings)

Active it is! Thanks Guys

08-02-2008 07:33 AM

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zx7rider
Senior Heliman
Location: Manalapan,NJ

Make sure you have metal gear servos for active/super active settings.

What goes up, Has to come down. Usually in 1 piece.

08-02-2008 03:30 PM

Nycatt
Senior Heliman
Location: Brooklyn, NY (Seaview Rotary Wings)

I'm using 9351's all around, except for gyro of course.

Thanks

08-02-2008 03:36 PM