good first 3D setup?
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good first 3D setup?
I'm actually tinkering with the idea of giving 3D a try. What is a good first setup? IE: servos, motor, and receiver, and kit. I was thinking of a yak, but I don't know. I'm interested in either a Yak or a shockflyer. I'm not a newbie to flying, just to 3D. I pretty much want to learn how to hover after I get the hang of it, so hovering capabilities are wanted.
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RE: good first 3D setup?
the last one that i had i cut the stickers up so it said can you do 3d it looked pretty cool, but anyway if you get into 3d this takes a fair bit of abuse
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RE: good first 3D setup?
In the 12-16 oz size range, try the www.rcxplanes.com Illusion. They also have a YAK too. If you want something in the shock flyer size range try their Allure. They are both very durable (for depron). They can set you up with pretty much everything you need to get going.
They have a money back guarantee. Hard to go wrong.
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They have a money back guarantee. Hard to go wrong.
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RE: good first 3D setup?
Yak 54 combo from www.InsaneFoamies.com $269 for full combo minus Tx, and charger. Watch the videos!
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RE: good first 3D setup?
http://www.spadtothebone.com/freeplans.htm
ESPA3D
Saw one fly at our club. Had a brushless/lipo setup. Did 3D well. I'm building one as soon as I can find some FanFoldFoam.
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Saw one fly at our club. Had a brushless/lipo setup. Did 3D well. I'm building one as soon as I can find some FanFoldFoam.
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RE: good first 3D setup?
Go to www.stmodel.com and look for the YAK ... try to find who sells it in the US, this plane will hand allday with the stock motor. All you need is:
GWS Pico servos x3
GWS 480 ESC for lipoly
3s1P lipoly of about 1,250 mAh (10C)
Its a very cheap set up but the plane flies really well. Try it after seeing the videos:
http://www.stmodel.com/2004/images/v...-v/yak54-1.wmv
http://www.stmodel.com/2004/images/v...-v/yak54-2.wmv
http://www.stmodel.com/2004/images/v...-v/yak54-3.wmv
GWS Pico servos x3
GWS 480 ESC for lipoly
3s1P lipoly of about 1,250 mAh (10C)
Its a very cheap set up but the plane flies really well. Try it after seeing the videos:
http://www.stmodel.com/2004/images/v...-v/yak54-1.wmv
http://www.stmodel.com/2004/images/v...-v/yak54-2.wmv
http://www.stmodel.com/2004/images/v...-v/yak54-3.wmv
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RE: good first 3D setup?
I think the first 3D must be slow and easy to fly with it.
I recommend the Expo 3D by Thunder Tiger. It's a very good plane to start 3D. The kit includes a speed 370 motor. With this motor you can do all of the 3D tricks.
My setup:
- Expo 3D
- Jeti Jes020
- Himodel 900mAh 11,1V 8C lipo
I can do anything with this plane.
Sorry about my english.
I recommend the Expo 3D by Thunder Tiger. It's a very good plane to start 3D. The kit includes a speed 370 motor. With this motor you can do all of the 3D tricks.
My setup:
- Expo 3D
- Jeti Jes020
- Himodel 900mAh 11,1V 8C lipo
I can do anything with this plane.
Sorry about my english.