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it uses modular packs like JR so there is plug and play EzUHF available as well.... dragonlink most likely is compatible, i was around a bunch this weekend, nice radio....

the big hot rod at 4s size for stability and speed is t-motor 2814 1100kv.... there in stock at alot of stores now and are money!!!! the red ones there are 1000kv and this thing is fast... look at 3:50...

there is no 6s motor that'll do what your asking..... stretch the arms or keep it 4s.... the same arms fit the 450-550, can be trimmed to lengths you need..... if you need 12" prop you can chop 3.5" of the 13" off the carbon tube.... this is the kit with 7.5" arms and 9" props, 1" shorter than...

We do, we manufacture kits to make it all happen...... at this point with certain batteries were getting 52 minute flights...... the 3300 would work but there a little different and would just have shorter flights. it aint cheap though.... http://www.klonerbuilt.com/piwigo/index.php?/category/22

i'd go hobbywing before i went that route..... but everybody has a comfort level....

It is totaly random, your dealing with chemistry and it seems the higher the c rating the easier it is to damage em..... i had these killer 60c packs on a single rotor, stored it right, month later 2 of 6 were puffed...... i've also seen them blow a cell before there puffed.....all we can do is...

look at taranis

the loss of capacity from storing full is what we call damage to IR..... it IS what kills lipos, IR gets to moving, so does the pack to the trash or in a crash, take your pick....

Crap Yuri, we brought em all home, I love lucy style.... got em all around the house, wonder what'll happen next...... N1, that's what i was thinking when i seen em all..... weird, it's like rock a bull dozer pushed into areas and it's all split apart with that stuff on em. We didn't really...

we were at a national park called Trona Pinnacles this weekend and noticed this stuff all over the rocks..... anybody know what it's called? the signs around the place say half the periodic elements are found there... a lot of colors,,,,

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it's not a normal practice...... who knows what you heard there is 4 rigs here with those esc's in them,,,, one is avroto 3515, supposed same as u5. 2 with 3520 and one with u7, all the same exact esc's from the same dude.... we fly red epic, dslr, big stuff... if you have a concern, post up...

if in fact you are hearing a noise, i'd be more suspicious of breaking a magnet off than a sync issue. this is not a high pole count motor, they generaly are easy to make work. you mentioned calibrating, is this a spektrum radio?

put props on it and fly it..... you got all the right stuff. Doing "tests" like that are so far from how this stuff works you would get a false sense of them. we fly hard, like miles at igh speeds with dslrs and i melted three of them mid flight...... skyjib, big brushless gimbal. moved up to...

I flew this for 6 months no problem other than underpowered..... what maytec version did you try? are you saying you were stick banging it on the ground without props?

what happened to the black box website.... no worky....

in the USA we are good to at least 1 watt with a tech license, might be 2 watts.... ,,,,, 25mw or less requires no certification.....

i'm really getting my amp draws down at the cost of stability... looked gain related looking back though

the c rating is based around this number so a low c like 20c is usually low...... cell matching is a technique to make these better, they typically come very close IR when they are matched, turnigy are usually pretty fresh cause of there turnover rate, but matched cells wouldnt be what there...