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cyclicopath · 03-05-2010, 04:47 PM

Hi,

I've just rescued this nifty Quick from a dusty shelf at a LHS and need to identify the exact model (and age would be nice too), so I can look for a manual (suggestions?) and find out about parts availability (??). Overall length is a bit shy of 30 inches (see yardstick). I'd like to find stock feet for it too, it looks a bit silly wearing the T-Rex 600 galoshes. Eventually I think I'd like to put a scale fuse on it - any ideas on that? Thanks so much for any help!

qjheli · 03-05-2010, 06:57 PM

http://www.helicopterhobbies.com/N_QJ10photos.htm
http://www.helicopterhobbies.com/N_EP10v2SPManLink.htm
http://www.helicopterhobbies.com/N_Helicopters.htm

Looks like EP-10

cyclicopath · 03-05-2010, 10:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by qjheli

http://www.helicopterhobbies.com/N_QJ10photos.htm
http://www.helicopterhobbies.com/N_EP10v2SPManLink.htm
http://www.helicopterhobbies.com/N_Helicopters.htm

Looks like EP-10

Thanks, it's smaller than that "10", but your third link is very helpful, I now have it narrowed down to an "8" size, just don't know what version/model-number/age yet.

qjheli · 03-06-2010, 04:13 PM

Harold would know. I will send him the link.

Charles

quickfighter · 03-08-2010, 07:57 AM

Sorry for the wait. It looks like you own an EP8 SP which is a 500 size heli. I have always been told that any 500 size fuse will be very close to a perfect fit. I can get another opinion on this from one the scale guys from Hendersonville N.C.
I can get an exact measurement from the tail rotor shaft to the main shaft for you the next time i go to a friend of mine. That is what you want to measure when you are looking to fit a fuse on a heli, or that is the way I have been shown over the years.

Harold

03-05-2010, 04:47 PM	#1 (permalink)
cyclicopath Registered Users Join Date: Dec 2009	Identification Help, Please Hi, I've just rescued this nifty Quick from a dusty shelf at a LHS and need to identify the exact model (and age would be nice too), so I can look for a manual (suggestions?) and find out about parts availability (??). Overall length is a bit shy of 30 inches (see yardstick). I'd like to find stock feet for it too, it looks a bit silly wearing the T-Rex 600 galoshes. Eventually I think I'd like to put a scale fuse on it - any ideas on that? Thanks so much for any help! __________________ Helis: TRex 600, 450, Blinged Blade 130X X2. Multis: Flip Pro w. Pixhawk & Gimballed GoPro, F550 Hex w. APM, Blade 200QX Carbon w. Mobius, Blade 200QX Stock, Hubsans, Parrot, KK, Etc. TX's: JR-12X, Orange T-6, Taranis, DX7

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03-05-2010, 06:57 PM	#2 (permalink)
qjheli Registered Users Join Date: Feb 2010	http://www.helicopterhobbies.com/N_QJ10photos.htm http://www.helicopterhobbies.com/N_EP10v2SPManLink.htm http://www.helicopterhobbies.com/N_Helicopters.htm Looks like EP-10

03-06-2010, 04:13 PM	#4 (permalink)
qjheli Registered Users Join Date: Feb 2010	Harold would know. I will send him the link. Charles

03-08-2010, 07:57 AM	#5 (permalink)
quickfighter Registered Users Join Date: Jan 2010	Sorry for the wait. It looks like you own an EP8 SP which is a 500 size heli. I have always been told that any 500 size fuse will be very close to a perfect fit. I can get another opinion on this from one the scale guys from Hendersonville N.C. I can get an exact measurement from the tail rotor shaft to the main shaft for you the next time i go to a friend of mine. That is what you want to measure when you are looking to fit a fuse on a heli, or that is the way I have been shown over the years. Harold

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