H-King Hawker Tempest 800mm sec Flight ORX Flight Stabilizer PNP

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  • LINK My unboxing • H-King Hawker Tempest ...
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    Specs:
    Wing Span: 800mm (31.5”)
    Length: 678mm (26.75”)
    Weight: 455g
    Thrust rate: 1:1
    Motor: 2408-1200KV brushless
    ESC: 20A brushless
    Gyro: Intelligent 6-axis and 2 flight modes (beginner-expert)
    Servo: 9g x 4
    Propeller: 8x6 4 blade
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Komentáře • 16

  • @RuudyL
    @RuudyL Před rokem

    I have one, and when I plug in the battery I lift the tail so the fuselage is level, wait for the Giro to calibrate, and it will fly perfectly, just do not go to slow in the turns, otherwise it will wing tip stall.
    Also I have 50% expo on every thing

  • @johnmishjr599
    @johnmishjr599 Před rokem

    Did you follow these instructions?
    Setup:
    Place your Hawker Tempest on level ground. Plug in your battery flight pack and let it sit still, at this moment
    the plane isin auto self-calibration mode. The LED light on the stabilization device will keep flashing rapidly
    for 3-6 secs, then the light will remain solid. In the mean time the aileron, elevator and rudder control surfaces
    will move up/down and left/right 3 times to indicate the self-calibration is successful.
    When the self calibration has been carried out the stabilization system is still not in ready mode. Now check to
    see if all the control surfaces are in a neutral position. If not, please adjust the push-rod clevises to ensure all
    the control surfaces are in neutral position before flight, then cycle the battery power to store this setup.
    After all these setup procedure have been completed plug in the battery once again and wait until all the
    control surfaces move up/down and left/right 3 times to confirm the self-calibration before flight.
    At this point the gyro is not in ready mode until you give the throttle a short blip 10-15% in order to switch on
    the stabilization system. Check that the gyro responds accordingly to the plane when being tilted up/down,
    left/right and the roll. (Please see the flying tips down below).

  • @fidsey2
    @fidsey2 Před 2 lety +2

    Hi mate, the HK gyro's calibrate every time the battery is first connected, the plane needs to be placed in its flying angle before every connection, when all the surfaces move back and forth thats when its calibrating!
    Nice flight mate, im hoping to get one of these soon 👍
    Nick.

    • @blowy48flyrc
      @blowy48flyrc  Před 2 lety +2

      Thanks for your comment hope yours flys perfectly when you get it

  • @PhilipCockram
    @PhilipCockram Před 2 lety +1

    It looked great on camera Blowy . Whoever does the filming for you does a great job tracking and keeping focus as best as possible . It's very difficult to do and many channels don't look as good as your flight videos .
    Too bad it was such a windy and turbulent day for this flight , it definitely makes problems hard to diagnose . I would agree when you went into self level it looked smooth but the nose pushed down and moving the battery back may help .
    It's a great looker and flyer i think , and just needs to sort out some settings, adjustments and trims maybe .
    I'm sure you'll get her flying good soon . Cheers from a snowy and cold Canada mate

    • @blowy48flyrc
      @blowy48flyrc  Před 2 lety

      Thanks hope our videos are getting better and it must be hard to fly in snowly weather

  • @ojeezrc
    @ojeezrc Před 2 lety +1

    Nice flight blowy 💯 I have this plane but the typhoon version from fms . I have a problem everytime I fly it . it stalls to much on every turn I make . I crashed it twice and still have it . its really one of the toughest plane I ever flew .

    • @blowy48flyrc
      @blowy48flyrc  Před 2 lety +1

      Yes I think we need to keep the speed up with this. No good you crashed your s

  • @looneytunes47
    @looneytunes47 Před 2 lety +1

    Put 28 grams or 2 ounces under the chin of that plane and it smooths it right out and flys amazing then and i dont use the gyro at all in it.

    • @blowy48flyrc
      @blowy48flyrc  Před 2 lety +1

      Mine was dropping bad so it doesn't need nose weight

    • @looneytunes47
      @looneytunes47 Před 2 lety +2

      @@blowy48flyrc Trust me it does ive proven this over n over on that plane

    • @trdtacoloversuzuki3822
      @trdtacoloversuzuki3822 Před rokem +1

      @@looneytunes47 agreed, if not enough nose weight the gyro will work hard to keep it level.
      With good balance it flies awesome and doesn't need the gyro at all.

  • @parvezchowdhury7011
    @parvezchowdhury7011 Před 2 lety +1

    do u add wieght on to the front.

    • @blowy48flyrc
      @blowy48flyrc  Před 2 lety

      No added weight and I use a 3cell 1000 35c battery

  • @mathewwebb522
    @mathewwebb522 Před 2 lety +1

    The tempest in this range of HK war birds is the worst flyer people say! Seen a bunch of bad reviews. Apparently the hawker hurricane is the gem of that collection. Only speaking from what I've read though. Hope you get it dialled in nicely. Its probably just the CG isn't 100% correct in the booklet like we sometimes see.

    • @blowy48flyrc
      @blowy48flyrc  Před 2 lety +1

      Thanks for your info. I'm flying with it tail heavy so the recommended CG must be wrong