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TmMugen
09-13-2010, 08:29 AM
Blue sky..

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TmMugen
09-13-2010, 08:35 AM
One of the upgrades that comes with the kit that is worth taking note..

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TmMugen
09-13-2010, 08:53 AM
X50 at rest..

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TmMugen
09-13-2010, 08:54 AM
Last dosage of TmMugen's POISON..I thou speak no more..

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Bart101
09-13-2010, 03:42 PM
Looks really nice:thumbup:

dhiotis
09-13-2010, 04:02 PM
TmMugen your heli is an amazing piece. +++

johnbs8
09-13-2010, 09:28 PM
ok TmMugen, gives us your overall on this. i see your running the os 55. what servos gyro... i wanna here what ya think.

TmMugen
09-14-2010, 09:12 AM
Specs of my STOCK X50:

OS-55 with Hatori 566.
JR DS8718 for Cyclic and Throttle.
Spartan Quark with Futaba BLS251.
Curtis Youngblood 600mm SB Main blades and 3mm paddles.
KBDD 95mm tail.
AR7100R.

Still need some time to get used to the X50. It is a very light bird...!!!

The response to my pitch input is very fast, despite the fact that I am only running +/-11. Tracks well and flies very light. But as I said, I have not gotten used to the heli yet. Overall, I think I am very impressed with the parts and the way TT had thought out the heli.

johnbs8
09-14-2010, 01:47 PM
awsome !! im sticking the ys56 in it gy520 n bls251 for tail. and ill do ds610's on cyclic. not sure on the pipe yet. wander how diff it is compared to the se?? my se has all the same gear as above except im running the rl53 n smoothy pipe. my se is a mad beast at 2150 head speed. im still regulated at 5v through out. it screems!! cant wait to get my x50 !! thanks for the poison, tasted great haha Johnbs8

jonnywoods
09-15-2010, 02:09 PM
where and when can i get one?

dards
09-17-2010, 03:22 PM
http://www.rcpak.com/cmine/displayimage.php?pid=1997&fullsize=1

www.rcpak.com (http://www.rcpak.com)

TmMugen
09-17-2010, 10:07 PM
Been away for a couples of days..Here comes the TmMugen's poison again..

My "self proclaimed" mini studio shoots of the X50..

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TmMugen
09-17-2010, 10:19 PM
Closer shots..

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TmMugen
09-17-2010, 10:26 PM
Paging for all X50 potential owners..:z

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TmMugen
09-17-2010, 10:32 PM
Last set to go..

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TmMugen
09-17-2010, 10:43 PM
Just a teaser..Meant to be a joke among our group of fliers. The second pics seems like the guy is "praying" to the heli.

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TmMugen
09-17-2010, 10:59 PM
Pics taken by STS..

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ghostrider414
09-18-2010, 01:43 PM
Thats 1 beautiful bird I got to save for mine cant wait love the red belt

TmMugen
09-25-2010, 08:16 AM
decided to do some PP to it..

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VortechZ230
09-25-2010, 07:38 PM
That is sooo Fricken nice, I would be afraid to fly it!!, great job!.......

TmMugen
09-26-2010, 09:45 AM
The party of TWO..Next week will be FOUR. :ts

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BobbySmith
10-06-2010, 07:03 PM
Really nice reveiw!! We actually just got these kits instock iam dien to get one built

TmMugen
10-17-2010, 10:18 AM
Guys..been flying this X50 for a while..I found that while it is light and powerful, there seems to be some CCPM interaction during the flight..

How do I know? It is because during my flight while I am doing my four points tic toc, the heli nose pointing 9 and 6 o clock is moving away (I can't seems to keep it straight facing me). Even when I started to do it from 3 to 12 o clock, I can feel some interaction..

Some might said that it is my fingers..but while I am doing the same stunt with other heli, I managed to pull of the stunt pretty well..

Wonder if there is any advice?

CrazyJim
11-18-2010, 08:02 PM
Hi Tim and all

I notice, Tim, that you have some cables exiting the frame through the round hole just forward of the main shaft. I have the same.
I found some spare 90SE tank grommets that are identical to those used in the frame of the X50 to get the fuel line through .
Probably a bit late now but they look real nice and are kind to your cables.

Just a thought. Nice build too Tim

Ian

Raptor30_V1
11-19-2010, 11:47 AM
Hello,

First of all .. use 140 degrees eCCPM. The 140 degrees swash control has is a big advantage over the 120 degrees eCCPM. Take a sheet of paper and make a sketch showing a circle.. make some point on the circle at the back position (related to flight direction) and at 120 degrees on circle 2 points for the aileron .. now its pretty easy to see, that the back point (relates to elevator control of swashplate has one radius to the centre (=main shaft centre) .. meanwhile the 2 aileron points have only half of radius distance when applying elevator input..

That's exactly where the 135 degr. or 140 degr. swashplate arrangement jumps in.. you will have even swashplate tilt at the 135/140 degrees eCCPM when applying elevator input from the aileron servos compared to the elevator servo. So 140 degrees eCCPM is way more even swashplate control .. this improves not only by having more even swashplate control for collective and cyclic, then improves interactions as well..

There are 2 kind of Tx to correct for interactions and phasing: low cost Tx and medium to high cost Tx.

- low cost Tx: (e.g. Fut T6, T7, Spektrum Dx6, Dx7 etc.) you can only use endpoints for the 3 cyclic servos and using a swashplate alignement tool having the swashplate being in the up/ medium/ down position to be lateral (in elevator and aileron direction) to the main shaft .. there is no Tx-feature to correct for interaction or phasing ..

- medium to hig cost Tx: there are software features to correct for lateral collectiv-movement, interactions at min./max. collective and phasing ..

How to find out and correct when flying? First trim your heli in hoover (=collective in the middle more or less) and set-up your gyro for the best possible:

- climb horizontally at full collective (and full negative = inversed) and observe where heli tends .. e.g. heli tends to the right/ left and/ or for/ backwards .. correct servo endpoints (cyclic servos) accordingly for full/ full negative .. (this is about interaction aile/ elevator to full/ full negative pitch)

- correcting for phasing is completely different: make half of a flip.. and if heli's tail (on its back) is not in the same plaine, it's a phasing issue .. if heli is hanging towards one side (aileron axle) it's a gyro issue .. there is a very good post here on HF of an experienced guy describing this issue ..

Phasing is way more difficult to find out than interactions .. you will have to play around with virtual swash tilt function (not available on low cost Tx) until you find the right correction ..

Reading all of this, it should become clear to beginners and average pilots, why eCCPM is not that big miracle, it is sold by manufacturers marketing .. :YeaBaby:

Is all of this a problem? It depends.. one of my buddies is that good in collective and cyclic skills, he will correct any unwanted movement .. for everybody else if you do not want any complex corrections you can:

- eihter buy and use a mechanical swash mixing (yepp, the Raptor had that) ..
- install a FBL-system that actively corrects ..

Maybe now it becomes clear, why many people changing to FBL are so happy .. FBL overcomes the drawbacks of eCCPM manufactures tried to tell us the last 4 years being the best? :YeaBaby:

Best Regards,
Oliver

P.S: There's nothing easier than a light-weighted mecanical CCPM, real modular helicopters (no servos in the side-frames) and linear carbs with no interactions .. unfortunatelly the trend is opposite .. and as long as websites as rc-heliresource are all about pushing sals without using our brains .. we are dead-meat :thinking