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06-21-2009 10:00 PM 11 years ago
| cgage
rrNovice Memphis Tennessee USA |
b400 first cp I have experiance with mcx cx2 and srb's. Getting a b400. What are the cheapest blades available (since I'll break some)? Do you have to buy eflight? Who sells the cheapest battery? Any other b400 comments welcome. Didnt get any response on the b400 site. Thanks for your help. |
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06-21-2009 10:32 PM 11 years ago
| TaleGunner
rrElite Veteran Deer Park WA |
Stick with the stock wood blades they are cheepCRASH! GLUE! REPEAT!
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06-21-2009 10:52 PM 11 years ago
| what_the_helli
rrKey Veteran cookeville, tn USA |
Do you have to buy eflight? Who sells the cheapest battery?  get rid of the eflite power conector and use what you like. deans are the most popular. pick up what ever batt's you like. I like outrage packs but they are not the cheapest. zippy packs seem to be the cheapest out there, but you'll see mixed reviews on them....I put the fun in dysFUNctional :)
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06-21-2009 10:54 PM 11 years ago
| alvinrs
rrNovice alameda, ca -usa |
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06-21-2009 11:00 PM 11 years ago
| what_the_helli
rrKey Veteran cookeville, tn USA |
/325mm-pro-frp-fiberglass-main-blade-trex450hdx450-p-10348.hdx.if your going to be crashing stay away from blades other than wood...
they do more damage in a crash and you don't need that in the beginningI put the fun in dysFUNctional :)
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06-22-2009 05:28 AM 11 years ago
| zaw
rrKey Veteran Lebanon, NH - USA |
Blade400 come with some very weak head parts that break easy, even with wood blades, I can't even imagine crash with CF blades.ಠ_ಠ HBK2 built with inexpensive parts! ٩๏̯͡๏)۶ Gaui425 |
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06-22-2009 06:13 AM 11 years ago
| grim.the.grim
rrVeteran Houston, Texas |
cgage,When I was newbee pilot I felt the same way. When I asked a question I would get three million different responses with a million different opinions. I would also get all the "name brand" people that insisted that you had to use a certain name brand. True, you get what you pay for, but when you are learning cheap is not bad. You never want to skimp on electronics and gyros. Cheap electronics make it more difficult to learn to fly. Instead of learning to fly you are learning to fly and compensate for cheap electronics. The B400 is a good bird to learn on. I still have mine and find it difficult to get rid of. You don't need to buy the Eflite ones if you dont want to. Any 325mm blades will do. Align makes some good woodie blades. Make sure that they are balanced. Unbalanced blades will vibrate your heli to death and it is difficult to learn on. You can get a decent blade balancer at xheli or any other heli parts web store. A good balancer will ensure that your blades are ready to go. I check all my blades, even the high end ones to ensure that they are well balanced. Once you get comfortable and stop breaking blades, move up to a good set of fiber glass or carbon fiber. Mavrikk makes some good blades at a very fair price. Have fun!*** Real Pilots BEAT the air into submission! *** |
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06-22-2009 06:53 AM 11 years ago
| LONEWOLF2440
rrElite Veteran MYRTLE BEACH S.C |
Upgrade the servos when u crashMIKADO LOGO 600 TREX 550 |
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06-22-2009 09:25 PM 11 years ago
| grim.the.grim
rrVeteran Houston, Texas |
+1 on servosThat will be the biggest improvement in performance you can make on the B400. I kept replacing the originals until I got wise and put in a set of Hitec 65HB's. Big BIG difference!*** Real Pilots BEAT the air into submission! *** |
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