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PLPFlyboy
10-10-2006, 06:02 PM
I have a freya X-Spec and i bought it for a good price, the only thing is this is my first heli. I was wondering if someone who owns one of these helis could help me with a extimated cost to repair it after a crash. If posible maby even a list of what i will have to replace. Thanks for the help.

SteveL
10-10-2006, 07:37 PM
Tail boom
Main Shaft
Feathering Shaft
Battery Tray
Main Blades
Tail control linkage
Possible other items
Center AL Hub
Tail Shaft
Tail Hub
Electronics
Upper Frame set
Landing gear

Not trying to scare you it all depends on how you hit. Most crashes (unless you really hit hard) will set you back 100-150 plus blades.

PLPFlyboy
10-11-2006, 12:00 PM
Thanks for the help the list that you gave me actually cost a lot less then i was estimating but im sure that the cost can go up dramatically depending on the severity of the crash thanks for the help though. Im mostly learning all of this stuff by myself, I will say though its nice to be able to ask questions and get help.

ErichF
10-11-2006, 06:05 PM
Rick's RC heli website has a kit comparison, in which there's a "crash index". It's an average cost of a typical crash, minus the cost of blades.

X-Spec:

Hirobo Freya X Spec
Hirobo Freya X Spec
Cost $Call
Crash Index $105.42
Ease of building Moderate
Instructions Good
Ease of repair Easy
Parts Count Medium
Ball Bearing Count Complete
Canopy Material Plastic
Frames Carbon/Plastic
Tail Drive Belt/Constant
Blades None included. Up to 690mm
Tail Rotor Blades
Head Metal hub/Plastic Grips
Linkages Ball Links
Start System Hex (Requires MA4686-3)
Pegae Compatible Yes *Part #1049 Long
Fins
Fuel Tank Rear
Main Shaft 10mm
Axle/Spindle 8mm solid
Weight 10 3/4 WAG
Visibility Very Good



X-Cell Fury:

Xcell Fury Expert
MA Fury Expert 1018-5
Cost $722
Crash Index $114.14 / $94.14 metal boom
Ease of building Moderate
Instructions Excellent
Ease of repair Moderate
Parts Count Moderate to High
Ball Bearing Count High
Canopy Material Fiberglass
Frames G-10
Tail Drive Torque Tube
Blades None
Tail Rotor Blades Plastic
Head Metal Hub Plastic Grips
Linkages Ball Link
Start System Requires an adapter
Pegae Compatible Yes
Fins G-10 (Fiberglass)
Fuel Tank Front
Main Shaft 10mm
Axle/Spindle 8mm
Weight 9 1/2 lbs.
Visibility Good
Comments This kit went together very well
for me. The pre-assembled head block
and torque tube make it that much
faster to build.



Erich

eeeyal
11-28-2006, 07:40 PM
Realistically, blades included you are looking at a $300-$400 crash. That’s if you don’t go in with idle up and take out everything but the tail servo :oops: