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My Posts This: Topic  Forum		I flew my Blade outside for the first time today. I had numerous crashes while practicing hovering. Most of the time there was little to no damage - a training gear leg popped off, the tail shaft came unglued, a blade was slightly dinged, etc. One crash inverted one of the blades. It was easy enough to pop back in place but I think I need to make some adjustments now. The blades are in track but it looks like the flybar and paddles are in a different plane compared to the main blades. Can I adjust this or is this an indication of a bent main shaft?
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My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Try the simplest solution first -- bend the flybar back, as straight as you can and get everything back in line. If it shakes, then the main shaft might be bad. Unless it looks like a horseshoe (or worse), a flybar can usually be straighened out.


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