H-King (PNF) Chance Vought F4U Corsair 750mm (30") - Unboxing & Assembly Video
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- In our latest Product Profile, Rob unboxes and assembles the H-King (PNF) Chance Vought F4U Corsair 750mm (30") w/6-Axis ORX Flight Stabilizer along with tips and tricks for a successful setup. This video also goes over the steps to properly set up the gyro for the first batch of H-King Corsairs.
Intro: 00:00
Unboxing: 00:20
Gyro Fix Instructions for 1st Batch: 01:40
Initial Protocol: 04:21
Assembly & Tips: 04:55
Gyro Initialization Setup: 09:54
Outro: 11:37
This H-King version of the classic F4U Corsair warbird is manufactured in a superbly finished EPO foam in an authentic navy color scheme with the decals pre-applied. The Corsair is a very stable flyer in its own right, for most pilots, the gyro is not necessary. However, for beginners and low hours pilots, a 6-axis ORX flight stabilization system is supplied which makes it even easier to fly. The stabilization system utilizes a 32bit MCU and a 6-axis digital gyro for ultra-fast control response, it can be switched from beginner to expert mode as your experience grows.
Get the H-King (PNF) Chance Vought F4U Corsair 750mm (30") w/6 Axis ORX Flight Stabilizer: bit.ly/39nOx8x
Gyro instructions for the first batch of H-King (PNF) F4U Corsair 750mm (30"): bit.ly/36if9FT
Spare parts: bit.ly/3a6ZFpl
Stuart's TX16S MODEL PROFILE for the H-King Corsair: bit.ly/3j7Fgod
The F4U Corsair first saw service in World War ll and then the Korean war. It was designed as a carrier-based aircraft and entered service with the US Navy in 1944, it was also the first American fighter to exceed 400mph. The H-King F4U Corsair depicts "White 29", the mount flown by Lt Cmdr Ira C Kepford of fighter squadron VF-17 the "Jolly Rogers". It carries the famous Jolly Rogers skull and crossbones nose art as well as Kepford's 16 Rising Sun victory markings.
There is little to build with the H-King F4U Corsair. It comes pre-built with the motor, ESC and servos pre-installed. All you need to do is fit the main wing, tail assembly, and plug in the main landing gear. You will also need your own transmitter, receiver, and flight battery.
It has the power to do all the maneuvers required for a World War II fighter and looks fantastic in the air. The stabilization system makes it very smooth and easy to fly and its small size is perfect for flying in local parks, large indoor areas, or the local flying patch.
Features:
• Authentic scale detail
• Plug-N-Fly (PNF)
• Outstanding flight characteristics
• Supplied with an ORX flight stabilizer with 2 different flight modes (Beginner and Expert)
• Efficient 3-blade propeller
• High torque brushless motor
• Complete high-quality hardware package
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Do you need to buy a remote and batteries?
What if your receiver already comes with a gyro in it will the HobbyKing obx gyro work?
The dude in the vid said that you can fly it without the gyro so I guess you can just not use it
I missed the first batch by a matter of hours. I hope that the second one, wishful thinking, gets here soon. AirHammer out!!
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What glue are you using to glue those parts??
I use Foam Cure.
Lets see you do the COG, every video so far shows that is all out
Working on restocking them. Thanks for the support
@@HobbyKingOfficial That wasn't the question
I wish this was as big as the Park Zone version 😑
I would love to own a number of the models in this series however the shipping to Canada makes that prohibitive. I noticed some other places in the States ship planes free airmail. It would be great if you could service your Canadian audience a little better.
Great point!
1st commentor! 👍🤣
Yes you are!
Oh come on hobbyking, so you are not going to say anything about the most important thing the CG and how it is necessary to install a lot of weight at the nose to get is as specified in the instructions......really I just wish people would tell it as it is ....warts and all...don't get me wrong I love it and have one...but giving part selected information is just as bad as not giving any.....
Hm... I have not had to add any weight and have not heard from others needing weight either. Get in touch with support if you have ongoing concerns about this. -RC
@flankerTanker THANK YOU!! My thoughts exactly watching this... I'm heading to your video now for your fix! Keep on keeping on!
@@robcaprio1498 I wish I could add a pic showing you what I need to add to make this balance... it's crazy :/
I'm interested where did you fly them with or without GYROS... MARS... this lump of POORLY DESIGNED CRAP. IS SO TAIL HEAVY YOU NEED TO INSTALL A BRICK UP FRONT..THE THE PRESENTER MUST BE A BLOODY GOOD POKER PLAYER THE WAY HE KEPT A STRAIGHT FACE WHEN HE SAID FRIENDS OF HE'S HAVE FLOW THEM.. HAHAHHAHAHA. OH BY THE WAY I'M STILL WAITING FOR MY REPLACEMENT ORX.......