Wooden or graphite blades for mini dragonfly?
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Ive heard of someone using wooden ones but i cant find where to buy them, also does anyone make graphite blades for it? what are the advantages over the stock plastic ones?
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Helihobby has them under the gragonfly upgrades menu.
I think the advantage of using them is that you can get a higher head speed and therefore have more positive control of the cyclic. This is what I have read, never tried em.
I think the advantage of using them is that you can get a higher head speed and therefore have more positive control of the cyclic. This is what I have read, never tried em.
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is there anywhere(in the US) where i can get some high performance wooden blades. like the ones from austrailia...but you know...in America
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hey, i found some..pretty nice. heres a link [link=http://www.deeteeenterprises.com/NS.Like90.FP.MainBlades.php]http://www.deeteeenterprises.com/NS.Like90.FP.MainBlades.php[/link]
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Just got my new blades flyes soooo nice. worth the 22$ all the way!!!! i dont even have to hold the stick to hover good!
ill get video if i can
ill get video if i can