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as stated above. I want to mount my ZYX inside the frame on the lower plastic. Looks to be parallel to the boom.
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: malabar fl
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Yes the bottom plate is 90 degrees to the mainshaft and boom however I mount my beastx on top of the boom clamp housing. Easy to get to the buttons on beastx but more importantly if you ever hit hard inverted there is a very high risk that you can drive the mainshaft thru your fbl unit. I also find it much easier to wire up every thing and do a neat all hidden wire job. One of my minis is beastx on top of boom block and sat on the bottom of boom block and the other is an ar7200bx on top of boom block. They both are stretched 6s. I also like the looks of a nice clean open frame under the main.
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I did my Protos 500 like yours. BeastX on boom block, receiver on bottom tray.
On my stretched mini I will have cnc alun servo blocks & lower bearing block, so not much worried about my mainshaft coming through(hopefully). Also, there are no buttons on the ZYX unit that I need to get to and would rather my wires be underneath. Eventually I'll get an AR7200bx and be able to get rid of half the wiring.
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Australia
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Have a look at my two on page 18 of the pics thread. They're quite neat, even neater looking than you can get mounting on the boom block imho. I mounted them there for less vibes from the tail. Would like to try to reduce tail vibes and try a boom block mounting on my next one though.
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: malabar fl
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Yes, I have decided that if I get the thunderpower 6s pro batteries for my stretched mini's I will move the beastx and ar7200bx up under the main with all cnc servo and 3rd bearing blocks do to the lighter weight of the TP batteries. I realized that getting to the pots on these fbl units is easy with a long appropriate screw driver right down thru the top of the heli in front of the swash. Plent of opening in the main gear so it will not be difficult at all. The sat on the beastx heli will stay on the bottom of boom block. Ya it will be neater also!
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Australia
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Yes Scott, you did figure it out. Basically you have to mount the fbl units more forward than I have mine mounted to get good access that way. Looks like I will be able to get to the pots on mine that way also, just with the screwdriver on an angle though. Will want to be one heck of a long skinny one though.
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: United Kingdom
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I don't need to remove my beastx from the boom block to replace the boom.
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Me neither. Just loosen up the boom block and the tail boom slides right out.
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I found out in another thread that I had installed the boom backwards so that the slot was at the tail and the hole at the block. Now I understand. Thanks.
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