Roscoe
Senior Heliman
Location: garfield Hts.,ohio - USA
My Posts This: Topic Forum | CP+
Since you are swapping receiver's, you might want to go with the DD tail mod and HH gyro too, IF you plan on upgrading, it really makes a difference on the tail.
Or you can get the new blade cp pro2, which has most of the upgrades already, but you pay for it either way.
Upgrading the CP+ can cost as much as buying the new CP pro2.
just my 2 cents.
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| Anyone using the DX6i with the CP+?
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I have mine on the dx6i, but it's not stock; as far as the dx6i settings, there are a few setting sheets floating around here, mostly for the dx7 or dx6.
Here's a link to one for the dx6 for the stock blade pro that will be a good start; you are still gonna have to tweak some of the settings though.
dx6 settings for blade cp.
tutelar-rc, those TP lipo's are great, lot's of power .
Got mine dialed in pretty good now , tail holds great (with gws motor) up to about 90%-95% throttle, punch it above that and it will kick out, but with all the power it has now I don't need to slam it for it to scoot (really is a little rocket).
After I burn up the brushed tail motor, I'm switching over to your brushless tail set-up. Still have to try some flips to see how good the tail really holds with the brushed tail tho.
As soon as I'm happy with everything (almost there), I'll get the floats on, then post some pic's.
Happy and safe Flying.
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till I saw the vid irush put up and thought I better not.
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No problems now! Even if one float/skid breaks off in a crash, the heli will still float with the other one - and I have never broken both skids during a land crash (yet, give me time).
But I used the King 2 boom and tail blade grips, pitch slider.I made a larger pitch lever out of curcuit board material. A B400 tail shaft, King 2 belt, a HDX300 plastic pully that was drilled out to fit snug over the nub on the bottom of the maingear held in place with two grub screws. Dremeled off the boom block of an old King 2 frame and wrapped Kevlar thread around it, saturate it with CA. It's a total hack job but it does actually work quite well. I wouldn't really recommend it, a BL tail is just as good,or a belt drive kit for about 100 bucks 
