thank you sooooooooo much for making this series! I really wanted to get into rc plane flying but I had no idea where to start. I have been watching this series and now I feel confident enough to start my own plane build. thank you so much flight test!!
if you're making a plane, I recommend: www.horizonhobby.com/receiver-esc-dsm2-x-ember--champ--j-3-pkz3352 www.horizonhobby.com/prop-and-spinner%3A-sport-cub-s-hbz4401 www.horizonhobby.com/gearbox-with-motor%3A-champ-hbz4930 and some 1s(cell) 3.7v lipo batteries. that's pretty much the CHAMP RTF, Which I highly recommend. If you really want to build, I recommend the Flite Test mighty mini's, and their site had all the electronics made easy.
great job on this series, you guys have a great chemistry together which works great on video, at times you are the ultimate comedy duo, straight and funny guy. love it!
I had to figure all this out for my self when i bought a 10 year old glow P51-Mustang and had no idea how the internal components had to be set up. I'm sure this video will help a lot of people that don't know that stuff yet. And I'm very new to electrics so there's some pretty good info here for me too!
I thank you guys at flight test for all that you do, not only for putting out awsome videos, but also reaching out to kids to get them into the hobby. It keeps them focused on constructive things with their minds and hands and not focused on destructive things that most kids get into these days. Even though I'm 58, i am just now getting into the hobby and scratch building my own and hoping to get it in the air soon. Your free plan downloads help out a lot and the beginners videos that you put out are priceless. Thank you guys and keep up the good work.
Could we the people (beginners/intermediates) expect to see a tutorial/walk through video that covers control systems wiring, upgrades etc.? That would amazing! Thank you fo everything thus far Gentleman.
LOL, it's funny to hear you say the old days, It's been 30 years or so since I last flew, had a Goldberg Electra and high start for the other gliders. Fun Fun.
You guys are awesome. As a beginner I am definitely getting the knowledge and confidence to do my first flight soon. Keep up the good work. Highly recommend.
I went to a hobby shop when I was 16 and he sold me a build kit for some high wing trainer. I spent days elbow deep in epoxy, balsa and dowling rods. Then I spent many hours trying to turn the engine over without losing a finger. Then I spent five minutes destroying it. I've decided to get back in to it. Thank god for RTFs.
4:54 "So you have brush... and brush-less." Hahahaha! Nice info guys, even though I know some of the things you've talked about in the series so far, I'm still pretty new. Watching to try and fill in the gaps in my knowledge (I'm a hands on learner)
Thanks for this video, I was just thinking it would be great if you did a controller video. I see in your other videos you adjusting your controllers and I wanted to learn more. Can’t wait to see what you guys do next. Some kind of sci fi looking retro future wild design would be cool.
maybe to you. he may seem more confident in his rc abilities but remember that he is the ringer that was brought on to this show. it's just like a sports show. scott is the professional journalist and bixler is the celebrity athlete
no they are all the same you just need to have enough channels. Like most basic planes use just 4 channels (throttle, rudder, elevator, aileron) while more channels are needed if u want to add flaps or gear. But the good thing is that for multi rotors you do not need a channel per motor. You only need 4 channels (throttle, Yaw, pitch and roll) those are basic helicopter channels and are again the only thing you need for basic copters. The flight controller will take care of the esc and motors.
Actually my very first plane "wing made from styrofoam" was a completely homemade out of own plans and i never been flying a plane when i launched that, after first throw i quickly found out that it was too light in the front.. stuck a rock on the nose with duct tape and amazingly i was flying.. such a great feeling! I really want to build that glider as i want my partner to get into the hobby and it seems like a great plane to start with :)
I have an old 1995 Gas Powered Cessna (I think), 4 Channel, and still has the original everything. 8 year old me got it from a friend of my father when he had ruined the wings when he clipped it and he had subsequently lost the remote control as well... my father lost the wings... so those need completely replaced. Good thing it’s balsa wood Well more than 20 years later of no flights I am finally old and financially stable enough to get her sky worthy again! I don’t plan on flying her for quite some time and I’m planning on becoming way more familiar with the hobby first. But I definitely want to get her to run again. Her engine isn’t seized, still has its original steel propeller, engine and fuel tank/ lines. I only can pray that there’s a controller that will communicate with it and that the place I want to go to will have replacement batteries as I’m certain an over 20 year old battery pack will explode if charged. I’m so excited to get into this hobby!
I hope your going to talk about v-tail mixers as part of this. I have a DX6i and a DX8 but feel I could learn from some mixing advice. Oh and tell people how to use mixing on the DX6i as it's not bas simple as it should be, specifically throws. I almost killed a jetiger due to lack of throws.
Would Be Great to talk about installing FAIL-SAFES. When you loose Signal or go Out of Range, You can have it Throttle Down or go into a Gentile Spin so you don't have Fly-Aways.
Usually the ESC has a rating for the voltage it can accept. So a 30A ESC might be only rated for up to 3S. If you put anything more than a 3cell, smokes machine.
As far as control surfaces go, sims are 100% accurate. I learned how to fly 6ch Heli on sims 5 years ago. I then bought my 1st 6ch 1 year later and it's still flying today. 100% credit to flying sims. If you are truly interested in this hobby, Your first purchase should definitely be one of these Txs you are talking about, a sim and "USB Dongle(s)" that are all well known to work together. Do not buy randomly, be sure all are meant to work together. Learn to fly, then purchase your Aircraft(s).
A typical 9g servo can draw up to 700mA max. With a 20C 2200mAh 3s 11.1V pack, the rated discharge is 20x2.2A=44A With 44A, you could in theory power 62 of them little 9g servos. With a big enough cell capacity and discharge rating: UNLIMITED number of servos
my take on longer flight times would be to stick with the recommended battery size and double your "fuel" by using another battery the same size,but hooked up in parallel rather than series,giving you more time but more weight,as the battery gets used it doesn't loose phsyical weight like gas/glow,so you will loose some performance
Are there any bundles that includes a pretty decent transmitter and all the servos, the ESC and the battery you need if you plan to build your own plane out of foam?
When I was in college learning about electronics, I studied under a professor from Scotland (Professor Starrs), who expounded on his theory about "What makes electronics work?" According to this theory, each and every electronic part (resistor, microchip, transistor, etc...) is made with a little bit of smoke built in! The theory states that, IF you let that smoke out, that electronic part will NEVER work again! I even proved that theory a couple of times. (All "tongue-in-cheek, obviously! 🤣 🤣)
you almost have everything you need. perhaps with more experience, you will gain the knowledge and wisdom to be able to look up other plans or better yet, actually do a REAL SCRATCH BUILD and DESIGN YOUR OWN PLANE! knowledge and wisdom can seem magical
kuyanatnatdkrx7 Just a friendly FYI...binary numbers and hex numbers are the exact same thing, just written differently. For example, 0011 0101 1011 in binary is 35B in hex. The receivers are probably "talking" in pulses which represent the 0s and 1s.
the receivers are on a frequency, meaning, they will transmit their signal in pulses of light at 5.8ghz or pretty much 5800 times per minute I think. they can change the times they do and don't pulse, and that's the signal
The thing I'm most interested in learning about is what transmitter/controllers are compatible with what receivers. Sounds like only some products from one manufacturer can talk to only some products from the same manufacturer? Are there no common standards that allow different manufacturers to talk to each other?
Also, if only some receivers and controllers are compatible, how do I choose? Seems like if one determines the other, I need to think more carefully about what products to use? What do I need to think about when making that choice? Does it even matter very much?
Ah, episode 8 explains that products from different manufacturers are not compatible. Darn. That leaves my second question: which horse do I hitch my wagon to?
So I'm just getting into the hobby. I'm more of an engine guy. I actually started buying small nitro engines because I thought that they were cool. I found a high wing trainer in Columbus ohio with a os 40LA nitro engine. It's got the old batteries. So if I wanted to go to a bigger battery, say a 3-5 cell, would I just need a bec? My radio and receiver are both futaba on FM. I'm thinking about upgrading the system to 2.4gh. What would you suggest as far as the battery with a BEC and a 2.4ghz kit?
Would you recommend a 1500mm glider for a beginner? It's the FMS Moa RTF that I'm looking at and I thought a glider would be good because they are slow and calm.
Excellent training course how everything works RC Would you be able to send me a diagram how you connect Electrical Wiring BEC to the ESC I am a beginner hobbyist I have the body of the Tugboat with two motors Which I learned today is a brush motor Two wire I purchase for six dollars in a garage sale trying to get it to work Information will be helpful Thank you
Hi guys. Thanks for all this great videos. I am wondering whether there is any UNIVERSAL transmitter in the market? one that could control any receiver, either from spektrum, futaba, etc. I've look for it but can't find any. Also, would that be technically possible?
3 seconds of the first flight followed by the first, and hopefully not last crash. it could be quite devastating to almost instantly have to rebuild something they took the time to build
im getting in to the hobby cuz i love planes. i have three of them but only one is from a reputable company lol, its a four channel plane. But now im gonna try to get a trainer and simulator. so now that ive seen 1-10 i have a ? about control throws how do i set them up can you do a general vid on how to set them up and measurements. Please.....
Am losing ma money, In 2 months 3 ESC been damaged. Could you plz explain more about amps? Ex: I have motor with 40A, 1-what would happen if I use ESC with 50A or 60A? 2-what would happen if I use ESC with 20A or 30A? What are your recommendations of good ESC amps for my 40A motor?
My UMX Habu flew away after I hand launched it. I checked every control before take off. This happened before. Out of the box it seemed ok. Now It would quit responding 10 yrds out and keep flying up and away. Using Dxe from Xvert. I binded the transmitter previously. Do I need to do it every time? Usually, on- Trans, Battery-in-plane, fly!
there are two kinds of them, spektrum, and something else. spektrum includes DSM2 and DSMX, the radio(controller) will usually say, and the reciever will also say "compatible with___and __" you just gotta read everything.
the bnf will have all the electronics including the receiver. You can bind to it if your transmitter is compatible. It should say on the box which transmitters are compatible.
What motor does it have? if it's the stock motor then a 3 cell 1300..Battery size is dependent on your motor, not ESC. you just have to make sure the ESC you have can handle to battery required for the motor
can you do a video on how to make a dx5e with retracts cause i bought the apprentice based on your great advice and i dont want to have dual rates i want retracts. is there a way or do i have to buy a dx6i.
I hope you'll upload a tutorial on how to ACTUALLY install the system. Great vids, keep up the good work men! *thumbs up*
plz do this flight test
I've been binging this in lockdown
Lol same
thank you sooooooooo much for making this series! I really wanted to get into rc plane flying but I had no idea where to start. I have been watching this series and now I feel confident enough to start my own plane build. thank you so much flight test!!
Legolessed Do you already have your electronics bought? Are you on a budget? Wondering because I want to scratch build my first as well.
ByteMe I got my electronics already, though my receiver broke. yay...
Legolessed Was it an electronics kit from them or bought it separately? What transmitter and receiver was it?
ByteMe it was a flysky recieved and no, it was not from flight test. it was my fault though.
if you're making a plane, I recommend:
www.horizonhobby.com/receiver-esc-dsm2-x-ember--champ--j-3-pkz3352
www.horizonhobby.com/prop-and-spinner%3A-sport-cub-s-hbz4401
www.horizonhobby.com/gearbox-with-motor%3A-champ-hbz4930
and some 1s(cell) 3.7v lipo batteries.
that's pretty much the CHAMP RTF, Which I highly recommend.
If you really want to build, I recommend the Flite Test mighty mini's, and their site had all the electronics made easy.
great job on this series, you guys have a great chemistry together which works great on video, at times you are the ultimate comedy duo, straight and funny guy. love it!
Josh S. "Its debatable, it could be magic." I love it.
I had to figure all this out for my self when i bought a 10 year old glow P51-Mustang and had no idea how the internal components had to be set up. I'm sure this video will help a lot of people that don't know that stuff yet.
And I'm very new to electrics so there's some pretty good info here for me too!
You guys make it easy for newbs, I wish you where present in the ;ate 90's/ early 00's, woulda saved me a load of cash!
I thank you guys at flight test for all that you do, not only for putting out awsome videos, but also reaching out to kids to get them into the hobby. It keeps them focused on constructive things with their minds and hands and not focused on destructive things that most kids get into these days. Even though I'm 58, i am just now getting into the hobby and scratch building my own and hoping to get it in the air soon. Your free plan downloads help out a lot and the beginners videos that you put out are priceless. Thank you guys and keep up the good work.
Could we the people (beginners/intermediates) expect to see a tutorial/walk through video that covers control systems wiring, upgrades etc.? That would amazing! Thank you fo everything thus far Gentleman.
Thanks for shortening the intro. Perfect as is, makes that sounds appealing rather than reaching for the skip
Josh Scott seems so much more confident and less camera-shy. You're doing great, man, keep it up!
LOL, it's funny to hear you say the old days, It's been 30 years or so since I last flew, had a Goldberg Electra and high start for the other gliders. Fun Fun.
Definitely magic, I'm glad you explained the BEC as I thought it shut off the lipo at a set voltage, but now I know better
That's how you make a perfect tutorial video: one acts a fool and another explains everything! Magnificent!)
You guys are awesome. As a beginner I am definitely getting the knowledge and confidence to do my first flight soon. Keep up the good work. Highly recommend.
I already flew, would not recommend in a small park. Got stuck in a tree. Most stressful 30 seconds. Ik it’s 9 years later but still
This is the best channel for those interested in airplanes....
I went to a hobby shop when I was 16 and he sold me a build kit for some high wing trainer. I spent days elbow deep in epoxy, balsa and dowling rods. Then I spent many hours trying to turn the engine over without losing a finger. Then I spent five minutes destroying it.
I've decided to get back in to it. Thank god for RTFs.
10 episodes? good to hear, love all this info!
4:54 "So you have brush... and brush-less." Hahahaha!
Nice info guys, even though I know some of the things you've talked about in the series so far, I'm still pretty new. Watching to try and fill in the gaps in my knowledge (I'm a hands on learner)
04:55 Brush and Brushless. Loved the look on Bixlers face
Love this beginners series. Very helpful to those who are just getting started. Keep up the awesome videos and Thank you.
Good job!
This video is even so easy to understand, that I, a student from germany, who is a absolute beginner in this topic, can understand it.
I am not a beginner but i really like what you guys are doing for the sport. I watch all your vids. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK !!! ... Sorry for yelling :)
Thanks for this video, I was just thinking it would be great if you did a controller video. I see in your other videos you adjusting your controllers and I wanted to learn more. Can’t wait to see what you guys do next. Some kind of sci fi looking retro future wild design would be cool.
Josh & Josh; Really Nice job explaining everything ! ! Thanks for the Video!
So helpful I have always wanted to fly Rc planes but needed help!
Cool Thanks! That is just the sort of info I was looking for. It is much appreciated.
maybe to you. he may seem more confident in his rc abilities but remember that he is the ringer that was brought on to this show.
it's just like a sports show. scott is the professional journalist and bixler is the celebrity athlete
no they are all the same you just need to have enough channels. Like most basic planes use just 4 channels (throttle, rudder, elevator, aileron) while more channels are needed if u want to add flaps or gear. But the good thing is that for multi rotors you do not need a channel per motor. You only need 4 channels (throttle, Yaw, pitch and roll) those are basic helicopter channels and are again the only thing you need for basic copters. The flight controller will take care of the esc and motors.
Sweet. love the glider that you guys made last episode
Thanks for all the content guys. You 2 work well together.
Brush and brush........less!.. Hahahahahaha so funny!..
Actually my very first plane "wing made from styrofoam" was a completely homemade out of own plans and i never been flying a plane when i launched that, after first throw i quickly found out that it was too light in the front.. stuck a rock on the nose with duct tape and amazingly i was flying.. such a great feeling! I really want to build that glider as i want my partner to get into the hobby and it seems like a great plane to start with :)
I have an old 1995 Gas Powered Cessna (I think), 4 Channel, and still has the original everything.
8 year old me got it from a friend of my father when he had ruined the wings when he clipped it and he had subsequently lost the remote control as well... my father lost the wings... so those need completely replaced. Good thing it’s balsa wood
Well more than 20 years later of no flights I am finally old and financially stable enough to get her sky worthy again!
I don’t plan on flying her for quite some time and I’m planning on becoming way more familiar with the hobby first. But I definitely want to get her to run again.
Her engine isn’t seized, still has its original steel propeller, engine and fuel tank/ lines.
I only can pray that there’s a controller that will communicate with it and that the place I want to go to will have replacement batteries as I’m certain an over 20 year old battery pack will explode if charged.
I’m so excited to get into this hobby!
These guys are the best reviewers ever, but why did they spell "FlightTest" wrong? (your the best guys!)
Great job guys! Keep up the awesome work!
Fantastic work guys! Very helpful.
I hope your going to talk about v-tail mixers as part of this. I have a DX6i and a DX8 but feel I could learn from some mixing advice. Oh and tell people how to use mixing on the DX6i as it's not bas simple as it should be, specifically throws. I almost killed a jetiger due to lack of throws.
Would Be Great to talk about installing FAIL-SAFES. When you loose Signal or go Out of Range, You can have it Throttle Down or go into a Gentile Spin so you don't have Fly-Aways.
Usually the ESC has a rating for the voltage it can accept. So a 30A ESC might be only rated for up to 3S. If you put anything more than a 3cell, smokes machine.
Josh Senior continues to hone the art of patronizing.
Good stuff. Very informative
As far as control surfaces go, sims are 100% accurate. I learned how to fly 6ch Heli on sims 5 years ago. I then bought my 1st 6ch 1 year later and it's still flying today. 100% credit to flying sims. If you are truly interested in this hobby, Your first purchase should definitely be one of these Txs you are talking about, a sim and "USB Dongle(s)" that are all well known to work together. Do not buy randomly, be sure all are meant to work together. Learn to fly, then purchase your Aircraft(s).
Great Video as usual :)
but one thing I missed was a flight of this awsome plane design :P
A typical 9g servo can draw up to 700mA max. With a 20C 2200mAh 3s 11.1V pack, the rated discharge is 20x2.2A=44A
With 44A, you could in theory power 62 of them little 9g servos. With a big enough cell capacity and discharge rating: UNLIMITED number of servos
Good video, I have learn a lot with it. Are you planning to do a video on transmitters alone? Thanks.
EMP outrunner brushless motor. Not sure on anything else, nothing else on the motor except C2836/08-1120.
like always .... Good work....South Africa
Any estimated date on when the build + plans for the new glider will be available? I sit ready with foamboard, gluegun and knife :D
my take on longer flight times would be to stick with the recommended battery size and double your "fuel" by using another battery the same size,but hooked up in parallel rather than series,giving you more time but more weight,as the battery gets used it doesn't loose phsyical weight like gas/glow,so you will loose some performance
6:51 today is 4th of July! what a coincidence!
Are there any bundles that includes a pretty decent transmitter and all the servos, the ESC and the battery you need if you plan to build your own plane out of foam?
When I was in college learning about electronics, I studied under a professor from Scotland (Professor Starrs), who expounded on his theory about "What makes electronics work?" According to this theory, each and every electronic part (resistor, microchip, transistor, etc...) is made with a little bit of smoke built in! The theory states that, IF you let that smoke out, that electronic part will NEVER work again! I even proved that theory a couple of times. (All "tongue-in-cheek, obviously! 🤣 🤣)
Keep up the awesome work, nice info
you almost have everything you need. perhaps with more experience, you will gain the knowledge and wisdom to be able to look up other plans or better yet, actually do a REAL SCRATCH BUILD and DESIGN YOUR OWN PLANE!
knowledge and wisdom can seem magical
Excellent as usual
Brilliantly simple!!!
I see a new challenge coming.
Bixler, just admit that it is magic ;)
Hobbyking came out with a pulse jet! Time to review it!! Pulse jet! Pulse jet! Pulse jet fpv style!
look at the want ads for a used radian (not pro) if you want a good first glider
language receivers talk is by binary numbers/hex numbers possibly.
kuyanatnatdkrx7 Just a friendly FYI...binary numbers and hex numbers are the exact same thing, just written differently. For example, 0011 0101 1011 in binary is 35B in hex. The receivers are probably "talking" in pulses which represent the 0s and 1s.
the receivers are on a frequency, meaning, they will transmit their signal in pulses of light at 5.8ghz or pretty much 5800 times per minute I think. they can change the times they do and don't pulse, and that's the signal
any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
The thing I'm most interested in learning about is what transmitter/controllers are compatible with what receivers. Sounds like only some products from one manufacturer can talk to only some products from the same manufacturer? Are there no common standards that allow different manufacturers to talk to each other?
Also, if only some receivers and controllers are compatible, how do I choose? Seems like if one determines the other, I need to think more carefully about what products to use? What do I need to think about when making that choice? Does it even matter very much?
Ah, episode 8 explains that products from different manufacturers are not compatible. Darn.
That leaves my second question: which horse do I hitch my wagon to?
Nice projects! bye from Switzerland, team flying4nature
Thx! This is really helping me alot!!!
So I'm just getting into the hobby. I'm more of an engine guy. I actually started buying small nitro engines because I thought that they were cool. I found a high wing trainer in Columbus ohio with a os 40LA nitro engine. It's got the old batteries. So if I wanted to go to a bigger battery, say a 3-5 cell, would I just need a bec? My radio and receiver are both futaba on FM. I'm thinking about upgrading the system to 2.4gh. What would you suggest as far as the battery with a BEC and a 2.4ghz kit?
Would you recommend a 1500mm glider for a beginner? It's the FMS Moa RTF that I'm looking at and I thought a glider would be good because they are slow and calm.
Excellent training course how everything works RC Would you be able to send me a diagram how you connect Electrical Wiring BEC to the ESC I am a beginner hobbyist I have the body of the Tugboat with two motors Which I learned today is a brush motor Two wire I purchase for six dollars in a garage sale trying to get it to work Information will be helpful Thank you
Hi guys. Thanks for all this great videos. I am wondering whether there is any UNIVERSAL transmitter in the market? one that could control any receiver, either from spektrum, futaba, etc. I've look for it but can't find any. Also, would that be technically possible?
great stuff guys.. are you also going into multicopters?
You should do warbird speed battles
Waiting on the glider plans!!!...
There definitely are rainbows!!!!
can u guys put a couple of websites for us in the uk to get planes. thanks for the great content
You missed the compatibility of the respective parts voltage and amps wise...
3 seconds of the first flight followed by the first, and hopefully not last crash.
it could be quite devastating to almost instantly have to rebuild something they took the time to build
U all really need to land a slot on Discovery or A&E. Storage Wars and Pawn Stars just ain't cutting it anymore.
What are your opinions on the transmitters that have the usb simulator function built in? How close do the simulators simulate actual flying?
im getting in to the hobby cuz i love planes. i have three of them but only one is from a reputable company lol, its a four channel plane. But now im gonna try to get a trainer and simulator. so now that ive seen 1-10 i have a ? about control throws how do i set them up can you do a general vid on how to set them up and measurements. Please.....
Am losing ma money, In 2 months 3 ESC been damaged. Could you plz explain more about amps? Ex: I have motor with 40A, 1-what would happen if I use ESC with 50A or 60A?
2-what would happen if I use ESC with 20A or 30A?
What are your recommendations of good ESC amps for my 40A motor?
Cuando me van a mandar un regalo
Los miro siempre .
Les mando un gran saludo.
My UMX Habu flew away after I hand launched it. I checked every control before take off. This happened before. Out of the box it seemed ok. Now It would quit responding 10 yrds out and keep flying up and away. Using Dxe from Xvert. I binded the transmitter previously. Do I need to do it every time? Usually, on- Trans, Battery-in-plane, fly!
Have any of you tried the orangeRX, it's a very cheap lrs (30$tx+20$tx) and under developement (uses openlrsng). Wolud love a review of that!!!
great info you are giving here but what happened with josh's manta he is working on can we get an update?
So is there a certain type of transmitter you should get? And how do you know if they go with the receiver you get?
Who knows Camden
Lol u broke it
there are two kinds of them, spektrum, and something else. spektrum includes DSM2 and DSMX, the radio(controller) will usually say, and the reciever will also say "compatible with___and __" you just gotta read everything.
they still fly 3d gas or diesel planes at arishows or any flying club even new beginner planes still use glow as well
Looking forward to the ebec stuff!
Hi,
Great job, guys.
Where can I buy that warbird on the wall at 9:00.
When are you going to make the plans and the build video for the Kraken ?
what if im just buying a transmitter for a bnf plane, do i need to buy a receiver or will the bnf be equipped with the electronics already
the bnf will have all the electronics including the receiver. You can bind to it if your transmitter is compatible. It should say on the box which transmitters are compatible.
Any advice as to how to select a UBEC for your quad X?
What motor does it have? if it's the stock motor then a 3 cell 1300..Battery size is dependent on your motor, not ESC. you just have to make sure the ESC you have can handle to battery required for the motor
AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!
How do i know if the esc have an enternal bec ?
Almost 100,000 subscribers!!!
MORE PICTURES, illustrations will help a lot bc josh talk and re states and can loose many beginners. More pics plz
Thanks so much!
can you do a video on how to make a dx5e with retracts cause i bought the apprentice based on your great advice and i dont want to have dual rates i want retracts. is there a way or do i have to buy a dx6i.
I'm just wondering what is the difference between a surface radio and an arrow radio , thanks