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06-17-2009 04:58 PM 11 years ago
| Amarjit
rrApprentice Chicago, IL |
Just purchased vibe 903d - Things to know? Hey everyone,Could not resist the temptation of purchasing this heli at such a great deal from Heliproz, and made the move on buying it. Would someone provide me with what to watch out for, and advice during the build process. Also, I heard something about flipping the blade grips...not sure what that's about. Any help would be greatly appreciatedBest,
Andy K |
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06-17-2009 06:27 PM 11 years ago
| rsimon123086
rrApprentice Beaumont TX |
First off congrats you will love it. I recommend the grip flip you will notice the difference in the quickness of it and pop.The build itself is pretty straight forward. heres a link to my build http://runryder.com/t508654p1/ also at the end of my post theres a link to the grip flip info but here it is again http://runryder.com/t407132p1/?high...be+90+grip+flipI personally recommend the KSJ flybar cage I just didnt trust the stock setup. Also if you are running stubz or super stubz run a shorter flybar. Otherwise you will have the problem in forward flight of it ballooning (rising and falling). Also get a set of the MA hard 3d dampeners.If you are interested in a full back up head with KSJ flybar cage, stock fb and a shorter 520mm fb, set of MA dampeners installed and a spare set, and a set of super stubz I am selling mine. It has about 2-3 gallons flight time I just converted mine over to flybarless so no longer need it. |
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06-17-2009 06:33 PM 11 years ago
| Amarjit
rrApprentice Chicago, IL |
Thanks for your email Why dont you recommend the stock flybar cage? Have people had problems with it, or do I have to change it due to me flipping the blade gripsThanks again!
Andy K |
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06-17-2009 06:34 PM 11 years ago
| Amarjit
rrApprentice Chicago, IL |
by the way... I am going to be running the super stubz. What brand and length of the flybar do you recommend?Thanks again for your help!Andy K |
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06-17-2009 06:36 PM 11 years ago
| rsimon123086
rrApprentice Beaumont TX |
neither to my knowledge. Its not really a flybar cage its just an L shape arm that mounts directly on the flybar. I didnt like it, its just seemed really flimsy and wanted strong and stout to prevent any possible problems. |
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06-17-2009 06:38 PM 11 years ago
| rsimon123086
rrApprentice Beaumont TX |
You can buy the JR flybar but they are much more expensive. Supposedly the sweet spot is 500mm-520mm. I was really happy with the 4mm x 520 raptor SE hardened FB. |
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06-17-2009 08:12 PM 11 years ago
| Amarjit
rrApprentice Chicago, IL |
thanks for your help ! thanks |
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06-18-2009 12:43 AM 11 years ago
| rsimon123086
rrApprentice Beaumont TX |
No problem if you run across any snags during the build feel free to PM me and ill try and help |
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06-20-2009 03:46 AM 11 years ago
| HRCH
rrNovice Hillsborough, NJ |
Just make sure you follow the updated procedure when installing the tail gear housing. You can find this info at horizonhobby.com. |
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