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| Electric RC Helis Discuss helicopters, setups and power systems for electric helicopters. |
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| 03-31-2013 04:33 PM | |
| Meh |
Re: 550 dfc Thanks everyone for your help. Yesterday I picked up my trex 600 and I can't wait to fly it  Keivn |
| 03-28-2013 06:29 AM | |
| oviroble |
Re: 550 dfc Check this out |
| 03-24-2013 09:51 PM | |
| craneman32 |
Re: 550 dfc I agree. Go with a 600. You can still run a 600 on one 6s if that's your concern. With the right motor of course. |
| 03-24-2013 08:00 AM | |
| hifly2104 |
Re: 550 dfc More important than battery weight is the size if to big it won't fit. I had this problem with a XCell Heli. Batteries where too big to go inside of Canopy. My flying is mediocre at best but I would advise skipping the 550 and jump to a 600 or 700.The 550 and 600 share many similar parts Head and main shaft for one on the align brand. Not famililar with the 550 layout but the 600s I have you could mount a brick. My 600 is the stabilist thing I have in my fleet. The biggest thing I find in getting used to it is the first time you spool it up" what the ph.ck is that noise. Once you overcome that your away. (tip of blade is around 105mph) |
| 03-24-2013 07:02 AM | |
| Meh |
550 dfc Hi all, I am looking into getting my first "big" heli (I have a 450 w/ beastx now) The Kit I am looking at is AGNRH55E01X. I was was wondering if anyone would could help me? How is the power ? Its almost the size of a 600E but running on 6S how does it feel in the air? Tail heavy, I know, from what I have read, this heli is a bit tail heavy and will need to have the batt mounted as far forward as the tray will allow. but then the right battery selection will be important? I was thinking a bigger batt is better then dead weight? if so what is a good weight for the batt? thanks ! Kevin. |
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