3DeltaFly
50cc
Those are impressive "spec wise" mini BB MG servos. I would be tempted to give them a go myself but already have a set of 7245s' on the way.
60" Laser-EXP
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Those are impressive "spec wise" mini BB MG servos. I would be tempted to give them a go myself but already have a set of 7245s' on the way.
ghoffman
70cc twin V2
There are a bunch of Edge's, Extra's out there, but only one Laser. I'm sure Leo would have painted it in any sponsor's colors, as long as their checks cleared. But many of the full scale schemes would not be good for R/C use. RH's MX is all black and would have poor contrast, and the bottom of Leo's Laser would be hard to see as well.Why? Should every Extra look like Patty's, every MXS be like RH's, etc... I get there are "classic" schemes. I don't think your slick could be considered "classic" but it sure is a nice scheme! That Blue and Yellow pops in the air much more than the red (IMO).
3DeltaFly
50cc
The 60" Laser arrived. Man, this thing has a humongous and very roomy fuselage that's close to the same height and width as the EF 70" Extra 300, though shorter in length of course. Kinda reminds me of the proportions on the A.J. Slicks. Rudder servo placement is in the tail, so no pull-pull cables to fuss with. Fit and finish looks very good, and all openings in the covering are already done for you, so "the build" should be a snap.
Ohio AV8TOR
Just Do It
One of the many reasons I love Extreme Flight planes
wedoitall
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cwojcik
70cc twin V2
I should have mine tomorrow as well.
I think I am going to run the new RJX FS-0391 servos in it. I have tested these a little bit and unfortunately due to some other issues I only have two flights on them in a 60" Extra...but they incredible so far. Great centering, 147 oz-in of torque, and .03 transit time. I did not believe that transit time when I first read it but if you watch closely in this video they are going from neutral to full deflection in one frame...that's less than .033 seconds.
[video=youtube;d5IKTZeBCkQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5IKTZeBCkQ[/video]
There are a few caveats...since they have full-sized motors in them they pull lots of current, so they need either a high-power BEC or a really heavy duty separate receiver pack. Also, the mounts need to be enlarged slightly, and they are so powerful and fast that I think you could break something with them if you are not careful. They feel incredible in the air though.
I think I am going to run the new RJX FS-0391 servos in it. I have tested these a little bit and unfortunately due to some other issues I only have two flights on them in a 60" Extra...but they incredible so far. Great centering, 147 oz-in of torque, and .03 transit time. I did not believe that transit time when I first read it but if you watch closely in this video they are going from neutral to full deflection in one frame...that's less than .033 seconds.
[video=youtube;d5IKTZeBCkQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5IKTZeBCkQ[/video]
There are a few caveats...since they have full-sized motors in them they pull lots of current, so they need either a high-power BEC or a really heavy duty separate receiver pack. Also, the mounts need to be enlarged slightly, and they are so powerful and fast that I think you could break something with them if you are not careful. They feel incredible in the air though.
3dbandit
100cc
Do you know of anyone who has done extensive testing of these servos?
I am curious about the lifespan and reliability of these.
