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09-17-2009 07:04 PM 11 years ago

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nfdheli

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Blade Grips

After a year I tried it.
I have been wanting to try out my plastic blade grips and feathering shaft from my old Knight 50 on the Pantera. They have bigger bearings and the bearings fit tight in there grips. They are a drop in and only a small adjustment on pitch I was ready to go.

WOW, what a change in feel. Small inputs on the stick makes the bird much more responsive and crisp.

Should have done it before.

Richard

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09-18-2009 12:52 AM 11 years ago

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Mr.HillBilly

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Cool new Mod.

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09-18-2009 03:09 AM 11 years ago

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billm

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Nice mod...But keep it stock and play with the dampers. Your going to see the same results.My name is Billm. Cough, and I'm a Heli Holic

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09-18-2009 03:18 AM 11 years ago

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Just take a soldering iron and melt small spot all around the inside of the grip and that will tighten them up nicely. I know it is not as much material for the outer race to seat against, but we will see how long it will last.
Samblow smoke

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09-18-2009 03:24 AM 11 years ago

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billm

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Grips are fine. No soldering iron is needed.My name is Billm. Cough, and I'm a Heli Holic

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