Hi John, just a quick message to say thanks for the very informative video, it was short enough to keep it interesting, but it still manged to cover all the topic in sufficient detail. Well done. [Edit:] Seeing as the other comments all mention where the folks are from, you can now add Scotland to the list :-)
Hi John, I LOVE your video's. After 20 years of fixed wing I bought a Nano S2 and I love flying heli's, I really like scale birds and that is what I would focus on. If you have any hints or tips please do not hesitate and reply
Hey there John. Nice video. Watched it a couple times. Informative indeed👍🏻. Just wondering. What servos are those. Never seen any golden-cased servos before. Been searching for cheapo servos for my old Raptor 30. Would be amazing to see what that model is. Let me know💪🏻 Best regards👍🏻
Is it possible for me to put in order for eg. a sawshplate ? How can that work ? I live in Sierra Leone in West Africa. Please get back to me if you can. Tks.
I don't understand your question "How would I get a swashplate". I don't know... how would you? Would you get it off your helicopter or would you purchase a replacement from the hobby shop? That's your call.
Sorry, I don't know what TBS is, at least in relation to swashplates. If you are referencing TBE (toilet bowl effect), it's usually caused by a phase lag in the flybar so the stabilization correction occurs too late in the cyclic and TBE is produced. It was notoriously common on small micro fixed pitch helis, especially coaxial ones with low head speeds and low mass flybars. I even wrote an article on it a number of years back and how to cure it: www.rchelicopterfun.com/toilet-bowl-effect.html On electronic stabilized helicopters (flybarless), I've never encounter TBE myself but I've heard if the FBL system is not sitting level in relation to the rotor disc that can set it up on some FBL systems. On GPS autopilot systems, the usual cause of TBE is poor compass calibration.
Hello my name is Brien an I really want to get into RC helicopters. well really replica RC helicopters not life size but really big. an I really want to know how much power that I will need to make one fly for one. Then the I guess you will say you control to make it fly. Asking for help.
Start small, learn to fly, and then and only then consider getting into larger scale. My website is all about helping people new to the hobby, so that would be one place to start your research: www.rchelicopterfun.com/ My scale RC helicopter may answer more scale specific questions: www.rchelicopterfun.com/scale-rc-helicopters.html If you don't want to partake in the long self learning curve this hobby represents, then join an RC heli flying club & learn from an instructor. These things are after all as challenging to fly as full size in many respects. Getting into large scale however for most will be at least a 2 to 3 year endeavor, depending on how much time you are willing to practice, practice, & more practice.
Suppliers for what, the bearings or the swash? Swash would be any hobby shop or distributor that caries your specific brand heli. Bearings can be found at any good bearing supply outlet. Boca Bearing for example.
Nice one John, learned something again. cheers from Germany. Ruedi
Thanks Ruedi (a little late - sorry).
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I have seen many animated videos on swashplate but your video give more clear cut idea about swashplate.
Very good
Hi John, just a quick message to say thanks for the very informative video, it was short enough to keep it interesting, but it still manged to cover all the topic in sufficient detail. Well done. [Edit:] Seeing as the other comments all mention where the folks are from, you can now add Scotland to the list :-)
Cool, thanks
Always a pleasure to watch your videos, awesome once again. G'day from Oz.
Thanks for posting this, John! Best regards from Brasilia, Brazil.
My million years search ends here👍👍👍
This is very useful..Thanks. Keep them coming👍🏽
grazie sempre per i tuoi video e suggerimenti
thanks for the video. i looked for such a detailed video.
Very good job john salt .
I second Gustavo Sganzerla's comment
Thank you! Mine has some play. Will check into this. Cheers from Peru
Hope it's an easy fix too.
Thank you very much is very helpful
John, can you do a video on maintenance of the popular FlyWing FW40 Heli? Your videos are invaluable to all of us in the Heli community. Thanks, Jeff
I cover collective pitch heli maintenance basics in my setup & tips eBook - whole chapter on it. www.rchelicopterfun.com/rc-helicopter-tips.html
Hi John, I LOVE your video's. After 20 years of fixed wing I bought a Nano S2 and I love flying heli's, I really like scale birds and that is what I would focus on. If you have any hints or tips please do not hesitate and reply
Very nice
I see my goblin 700 swash wobbling a little. Worn out bearing? Have not checked further today.
Hey there John. Nice video. Watched it a couple times. Informative indeed👍🏻. Just wondering. What servos are those. Never seen any golden-cased servos before. Been searching for cheapo servos for my old Raptor 30. Would be amazing to see what that model is. Let me know💪🏻
Best regards👍🏻
Rotorstar RS-610MGC-HV - Unavailable now.
John Salt Thanks!
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What sort of pins that you use on that spanner? I tried using steel nails and it just bent. Align 600 swashplate is really tough to unscrew
I use hardened (high carbon) nails.
Is it possible for me to put in order for eg. a sawshplate ? How can that work ? I live in Sierra Leone in West Africa. Please get back to me if you can. Tks.
I don't sell parts, you would have to contact a hobby shop or look online.
Do you have to grease the bearings?
If they need it.
Nice very helpfull but would please tell me how would i get a swashplate???
I don't understand your question "How would I get a swashplate". I don't know... how would you? Would you get it off your helicopter or would you purchase a replacement from the hobby shop? That's your call.
@@Rchelicopterfun sorry
i mean i want to purchase
For my helicopter
What cause tbs
Sorry, I don't know what TBS is, at least in relation to swashplates. If you are referencing TBE (toilet bowl effect), it's usually caused by a phase lag in the flybar so the stabilization correction occurs too late in the cyclic and TBE is produced. It was notoriously common on small micro fixed pitch helis, especially coaxial ones with low head speeds and low mass flybars. I even wrote an article on it a number of years back and how to cure it: www.rchelicopterfun.com/toilet-bowl-effect.html
On electronic stabilized helicopters (flybarless), I've never encounter TBE myself but I've heard if the FBL system is not sitting level in relation to the rotor disc that can set it up on some FBL systems. On GPS autopilot systems, the usual cause of TBE is poor compass calibration.
may I know the materials for this one pls? thank you
Hello my name is Brien an I really want to get into RC helicopters. well really replica RC helicopters not life size but really big. an I really want to know how much power that I will need to make one fly for one. Then the I guess you will say you control to make it fly. Asking for help.
Start small, learn to fly, and then and only then consider getting into larger scale. My website is all about helping people new to the hobby, so that would be one place to start your research: www.rchelicopterfun.com/
My scale RC helicopter may answer more scale specific questions:
www.rchelicopterfun.com/scale-rc-helicopters.html
If you don't want to partake in the long self learning curve this hobby represents, then join an RC heli flying club & learn from an instructor. These things are after all as challenging to fly as full size in many respects. Getting into large scale however for most will be at least a 2 to 3 year endeavor, depending on how much time you are willing to practice, practice, & more practice.
Hi
Are any suppliers which you recomend?
Suppliers for what, the bearings or the swash? Swash would be any hobby shop or distributor that caries your specific brand heli. Bearings can be found at any good bearing supply outlet. Boca Bearing for example.
@@Rchelicopterfun I talk about the swash complete. Thanks sr. Muy amable.