Dragonfly fun
10-13-2003, 04:00 AM
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Dragonfly fun
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Every time i go onto rcuniverse and in more detail electric helis, i always see negative comments about the dragonfly. I bought one a week ago and had it hovering after 2 days and it is so much fun i wonder what i did without it. Newcomers should not be daunted by beginning electric helis, the dragonfly especially. Help is alwyas available here at rcuniverse and you'll bever be without it, when i have needed help i get it overnight. Micro rc helis are the best fun ever!
-Josh
Every time i go onto rcuniverse and in more detail electric helis, i always see negative comments about the dragonfly. I bought one a week ago and had it hovering after 2 days and it is so much fun i wonder what i did without it. Newcomers should not be daunted by beginning electric helis, the dragonfly especially. Help is alwyas available here at rcuniverse and you'll bever be without it, when i have needed help i get it overnight. Micro rc helis are the best fun ever!
-Josh
10-13-2003, 11:31 AM
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RE: Dragonfly fun
Hi Josh,
I am still struggling for a stable hover with my Dragonfly, one thing I've noticed is that my aileron servo is in the slightly down of centre position at deadstick, how is yours?
Steve
I am still struggling for a stable hover with my Dragonfly, one thing I've noticed is that my aileron servo is in the slightly down of centre position at deadstick, how is yours?
Steve
10-13-2003, 08:04 PM
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RE: Dragonfly fun
i had a little trouble at start without my aileron servo being to low at deadstick, instead of trimming it up and decreasing the amount of stuff i can do with my actual control, i instead got a longer servo horn from my hitec feather andset neutral trim position at slightly higher than if it were to be horizontal.
