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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Buena Park California
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Really!
Ok here is the skinny. Recently my MCPx has developed a porpoising action. It's a slight up and down movement at the nose. It's not constant and will calm down in a hover. Here is my heli's breakdown! MH 3 bearing CF frame extended solid boom with cat 5 wire soldered directly to the board from a 120 motor plantraco turbo prop brushless system with a HP05 s motor and 7m speed control MH swash Rakon boom support MH hub fresh clean servos new main gear new MH solid shaft V-1 board I use Hyperion 550 mAh batteries with stock plug installed. I use the stock plug on this heli. The deans seems too bulky for me. What I've done is: Replace the feathering shaft, main shaft, main gear, cleaned servos. So here we are, with my very own flying dolphin. ![]() Any ideas? Could the stock plug be causing the problem? Is it allowing enough energy through to the system? thanks, James
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