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  1. M

    Before you buy, please read this

    My tricopter flies great. If you don't count my batteries and radio system I have about $150 in it. I am building a second one now
  2. M

    Before you buy, please read this

    Thank you for your post. generally i research everything for at a minimum 2 months before i commit. this forum and others have helped me tremendiously getting started with Multirotors and Electric flying in general. i have always been a glow and gas pilot with my airplanes and my intro into...
  3. M

    New tricopter for me

    It does fly more like a heli or airplane. If you run one counter rotating prop the tilt goes away. I like the mechanics of the servo action and had the parts in my tool bin. I also like the fast maneuverability of the tri. You don't get prop wash wiggle when stopping hard. Also the tricopter...
  4. M

    New tricopter for me

    i have just built my first tricopter weighing in at 2.4lbs total flying weight with 3s 2250 lipos i get about 8 minutes of flight. i have 750kv rctimer bc3635 motors, flycolor 40A esc, kk2 with 1.5 simonk firmware, hand carved HDU Foam body 1/2" wood dowels for legs. My radio is a Futaba 6j. i...
  5. M

    Hello from Aransas Pass, TX

    Hello all, my name is Matt and i am new to multirotors. just got done with my first Tricopter build and have hovered it twice. i have been in the gas/glow model airplane hobby for 15 years and am just looking into the electric side now that i have my tri. my next plane will be electric. my...
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