anyone flying Todd's models "Tiny X"
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mines all framed up waiting for ordered rx etc to arrive. VERY nice kit designed fly hot on epu6 set up ($16.00 motor) the kit was $49 and well worth it, well designed and easy building. i had it framed out ready to cover in 1 night...27 inch span and a carbon fiber boom. very low wing loading.
using blue bird 306 servos and 3/4 ounce to the square yd covering. plantrco rx/esc, and lipo battery.
i chose this set up 'cause it is based on the low $ motor.
using blue bird 306 servos and 3/4 ounce to the square yd covering. plantrco rx/esc, and lipo battery.
i chose this set up 'cause it is based on the low $ motor.
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I bought one used awhile back and love it. It has an astro brushless motor and 3 cell lithium / poly 1200mAH battery. I get about 36 minutes of flying out of it. I am just about done adding another servo for rudder control.
The Tiny-x is a great model.[8D]
The Tiny-x is a great model.[8D]
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No problem John, you can definately fly it. Are you going to the Winter Electric flyin? I am planning on bringing the Tiny-X and the Mega Slow Stick. Should be a blast!
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What batteries,prop,amps and duration on the Tiny.Also what is the weight?I have just bought an 010 with gear box and also Top creations gear box. DAVE