BOB WHO?
Veteran
Location: downey, ca., usa
My Posts This: Topic Forum | Yes Mitch my tails that hold very well on four (4) BCPPs also are kinda twitchy or maybe better described having a minor wag. This is because my gain is turned up to the point where the tail doesn't blow out. I'll give in to a very little bit of wag so that the tail doesn't piro more than 1/8 of a turn on any hard maneuver.
Jojo I did test the new Hyperion 4000 today in my back yard with some hard collective moves and this motor is really good. Maybe just a small percentage less powerful than the proven Medusa but definitely good enough for my flying style. The magnets cannot be felt in the Hyperion or Feigao like they can be felt in the Medusa but it does not seem to matter. These three motors stack up in this order for me: #1 Medusa - #2 Hyperion 4000, a very close second- #3 Feigao a bl tail motor that works but is not in the same class as the other two. Micro, Buildem, and dieselracer all have the same gyro; a Futaba GY401. Mitch and I also have that gyro on our models. That gyro and the TB9 tail esc are very important components to the success of our tails holding I think. Buildem is the current 'Guru' with regard to building BCPPs. Mitch and I built our 'razorblades' (nicknamed after the Neu Motors Razor motor) at the same time. Manuel Campos aka Buildem & his brother Jose Campos aka dieselracer helped us create our little masterpieces. Mitch went his way with the outrunner tail and I went the conventional way with the inrunner. Both Mitch's and my blades are excellent small flyers and the tails HOLD on both of them though a slightly different design. We'll help you if you need suggestions on how to get the tail to be rock solid. Our blades are capable of flips, rolls, inverted, and hard collective moves without the tails blowing out. The belt mod is too heavy IMO. I'm curious about the Hyperion 5300 but without a proven gyro like the gy401 how can you tell what's going on? |
