dragonfly 36/35 blades the same?
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I got a set of carbon fiber look alike blades for my #36 that are made for the 400/#35 and they are the same size as the blades for the #36
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the 36 is a belt drive version of the 35. the 35 is a knockoff of a shogun. the 36 is a knockoff of the new belt drive shogun. so yes the blades should be the same. besides i dont run the stock blades. i have align 305 woodies. 10 bucks a pop and they are far better than stock
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will they fit on my #36?
whats the longest blade i can get (dsnt matter what its made of eg.foam/carbon)
that will fit on my #36.
the longer the better.
and where can i get it?
please dont say look at ur nearest hooby store becuase there isnt one for miles!
whats the longest blade i can get (dsnt matter what its made of eg.foam/carbon)
that will fit on my #36.
the longer the better.
and where can i get it?
please dont say look at ur nearest hooby store becuase there isnt one for miles!
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naw the guys around my lhs are dickheads. i got mine from flyhighhobbies
www.flyhighhobbies.com
go for 12 bux a shot and in canada
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naw the guys around my lhs are dickheads. i got mine from flyhighhobbies
www.flyhighhobbies.com
go for 12 bux a shot and in canada
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the stock blades that are on the dragonfly 35 are 290mm however you can safely run up to a 320 because the main blades do not change lateral pitch a boom/TR strike is not possible
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ORIGINAL: ryan_f289
the stock blades that are on the dragonfly 35 are 290mm however you can safely run up to a 320 because the main blades do not change lateral pitch a boom/TR strike is not possible
the stock blades that are on the dragonfly 35 are 290mm however you can safely run up to a 320 because the main blades do not change lateral pitch a boom/TR strike is not possible
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ok one word: yes
the 35 and 36 re the same sized, just one has autorotion and a belt drive and the other uses a gear driven tail.
the 35 and 36 re the same sized, just one has autorotion and a belt drive and the other uses a gear driven tail.