Blades going in and out of track.

[flyinfool]

I have not yet manged to wear out a bearing in the heli. I always keep them fresh through landing in unauthorized orientations. $309 for a set of bearings is more than a new heli kit. The speeds that we are running are not near high enough to warrant the extra expense of ceramics.

[matrix1171]

me either.... but and your right i can't see spending that kind of money on a set of bearings but ceramics in the engine can benefit power production since some turn.... 16 grand plus. I've had some car motors that turned 45 grand and there was a big difference in power production when i installed ceramics and they ran so much smoother :mrgreen: :glasses2:

[WJackson]

ceramics are nice and just dumb not to replace the stock hyper's bearings for the ceramics when its time (or hopefully right before - :lol: ) you cant beat the Avid's price, an entire new frame bearing set for , what 4 bucks, entire heli for 50 bucks and thats bell crank bearings too soooooooooo, cant beat it in my mind . But by comparison , gohbees grips bearing set w/ thrust 14.99, Helipros are triple that. Gohbee prices ROCK!!

[matrix1171]

no you can't beat Avid's prices. it's a personal preference in my case because when i was racing rc cars boca were the preferred choice now there's many to choose from
and gohbee's prices dooooooooo rockkkk :glasses2: :mrgreen:

[ssrobzoom]

I had a similar issue with the trex 450 it was the feathering shaft.

Since it is so inexpensive, I would replace it. If it does not fix it you can always reuse it. Also ck the tightness of the washout arms to the base.

[wren1702]

Already replaced feathering shaft and washout base.

[WJackson]

didnt the extra shims cure it or no??

[wren1702]

It's much better with the shims, When I get it back together I'll know for sure.