Walkera helicopter 22e HELP PLZ
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Sorry for my poor english in french
, i just brought a used walkera 22e on ebay, everything look fine exept this thing on the pict its supose to be connected (both side or the same) but there is nothing to hold it in place do i need something else ? or its normal ?
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You put the link over the peg and then there should be a small plastic washer that goes on the peg. Then you use a soldering iron or a hot piece of metal to melt over the end of the peg to hold everything together. Alternatively, you can break off the peg, drill a small hole, and then use a small screw to hold the link on. That's what most people do after they crash and break off the peg.
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Your blades have impacted the ground i take it. Welcome to the wonderfull world of Walkera helicopters!! Goto www.rcandme.com to get some new parts. More than likely, you have bent more than you can see or broken stuff you dont know about yet. A minor blade strike will usually bend the main shaft, break the blade grips or ball links, and the T-Hub.
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ORIGINAL: jtspin
You put the link over the peg and then there should be a small plastic washer that goes on the peg. Then you use a soldering iron or a hot piece of metal to melt over the end of the peg to hold everything together. Alternatively, you can break off the peg, drill a small hole, and then use a small screw to hold the link on. That's what most people do after they crash and break off the peg.
-JT Jt thats a Great idea ! I have 2 broken ones .................................................. .... I just repaired them that way .................................................. ................. Thanx Greg
You put the link over the peg and then there should be a small plastic washer that goes on the peg. Then you use a soldering iron or a hot piece of metal to melt over the end of the peg to hold everything together. Alternatively, you can break off the peg, drill a small hole, and then use a small screw to hold the link on. That's what most people do after they crash and break off the peg.
-JT Jt thats a Great idea ! I have 2 broken ones .................................................. .... I just repaired them that way .................................................. ................. Thanx Greg
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