Post Pics of Your MSRX!

[Varc]

Here is a picture of mine. Mine has ben upgraded with Xtreme MSR canopy, carbon fiber tailfin, and Xtreme MCPX tubular skids. Feels slightly heavier than stock, and will probably need to upgrade battery.



Upgrades to come, MH head and blade grips, and Xtreme skid nuts.
Please share us your MSRX!

[LawnDartHeli]

Heres mine.

[Dasfriek]

Too many mods for one post, Plus im sure everyone has read them more than enough.
The best thing about the MSRX is it has more than enough power to spare and allows for almost any mod and not sacrifice flight handling.

[Dont155]

Stock except for the MH grips and Rotor head:





More pics after I hop it up a little more. (Soon as I get a "roundtuit")

-Don

[cfiore99]

Originally Posted by Varc

Here is a picture of mine. Mine has ben upgraded with Xtreme MSR canopy, carbon fiber tailfin, and Xtreme MCPX tubular skids. Feels slightly heavier than stock, and will probably need to upgrade battery.



Upgrades to come, MH head and blade grios, and Xtreme skid nuts.
Oh yea, and please sticky this thread? Thank you!

Varc,

Have you got a link to where you bought all your Xtreme stuff? Heli looks great!!!

[Varc]

Hi there, I buy all my Blade heli parts from ValueRC on ebay. We keep up communications well and hes an awesome guy to deal with.

[tntburnett]

Here is my msrx

Be blessed
Isaac

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[YoYo-Pete]

Here it is with a "Force RC" canopy and skids on it. LHS gave me body free to play with.

Since then it's back to stock canopy and skids.


Sitting on the tower helipad (Note the screen landing pad to help with ground effect)
I want to put a logo on the pad with a paint marker, but haven't made the stencil yet.

Waiting on an MIA body that I ordered before Christmas (was just sent out Friday).
MH head and blade grips and stock canopy are on now. Dont have a pic on me.

[tntburnett]

Originally Posted by YoYo-Pete

Here it is with a "Force RC" canopy and skids on it. LHS gave me body free to play with.

Since then it's back to stock canopy and skids.


Sitting on the tower helipad (Note the screen landing pad to help with ground effect)
I want to put a logo on the pad with a paint marker, but haven't made the stencil yet.

Waiting on an MIA body that I ordered before Christmas (was just sent out Friday).
MH head and blade grips and stock canopy are on now. Dont have a pic on me.

That is a good looking force heli fbl and a single rotor blade.

Be blessed
Isaac

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[tntburnett]

More pics. Now it is a TDR-MSRX.

Be Blessed
Isaac

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[mikeisgo]

Here's mine spinning up, all stock, but i have the aluminum mh blade grips on the way (just broke the SECOND ball off my stock grips today), and also have the glow in the dark skids and blades in the male as well.

[carbncl]

I have a special canopy that looks like I have three of these.
A bit confusing to fly first times

[YamahaBlue]

Here's one i just took after installing MH blade grips and rotor head. also installed the orange main and tail blades. They definitely help with seeing the blades as they spin.


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[Learnig2Fly]

Here's mine. Mpcx Tailboom and rotor blade, Mxc, Bmcx Lower Main Blades with the rotor head swapped too. Was looking into the cnc Grip thing, but I wanted to fly real bad and this setup was stock parts in the store. HANDY! Built in Ball-Grip arrangment, Thiner and lighter like the Msr Blades and more durable than stock. I Like 'em. Stock tail gets hot because it works so hard to do it's job, that things louder than the rest of the bird IMO. Started out giving the rotor a twist for more pitch, but the Mpcx tail is longer and has a little more pitch to 'em, so it does'nt work as hard to keep it straight. Now it doesn't hardly warm up at all. Great to hear what Ya'll are doin' to it.

[YoYo-Pete]

Originally Posted by YamahaBlue

Here's one i just took after installing MH blade grips and rotor head. also installed the orange main and tail blades. They definitely help with seeing the blades as they spin.

I got that same setup except I went with the red head. I got the orange blades to help with visibility indoors. Havent put em on yet though.

Originally Posted by Learnig2Fly

Here's mine. Mpcx Tailboom and rotor blade, Mxc, Bmcx Lower Main Blades with the rotor head swapped too. Was looking into the cnc Grip thing, but I wanted to fly real bad and this setup was stock parts in the store.

@Learning2Fly - what blades do you have on? Does it perform the same? I thought those were a bit different form than the mSRX.

(Cant wait to get back home where I have parts and body waiting. Hope it looks sweet when it's done. I'll post pics either way. lol)

[Learnig2Fly]

I origally used the msr blades 'cause they go right on the stock grips, now I'm into the BMCX2/MCX2 Lower blades. (they are the correct direction) I used a couple of canopy grommets to take up the side to side slop, But if U raise the main shaft up a bit the BMCX2 Lower main rotor head works perfectly with the stock o-rings from the feathering pin on the plastic one built onto the blades. Performance is great for me. Had a Heck of a time flying it out of the box, but it seams like the gyro isn't working as hard with this setup as it has less slop than normal. The blades are much lighter, more surface area, which does not seem to create any more drag, but MUCH more lift. Main motor stays cool too, guess it's not working as hard, as I'm not using much throttle. Flight times are better than Out of Box. At $3-$4 a set I get a set of HI-PO blades grips-balls-and feathering pin. Pop the links, pop on 2 o-rings (that stay in place) 2 screws on the sides after they snap together and hold in place! EASY I don't break 'em very often, and I can allways get 'em at the store and get flyin' again. Warning: They don't fold, so cut power before a crash. Duh. Barely sand/file the ends of the rotor head so U can get the O-rings to not bind. If U don't use O-rings there is slop. It can be done without changing the rotor head, but the gap that needs to be taken up with canopy grommets(stock Head) is so much the plastic feathering pin built in breaks more easily. Hope that helps. Also the Mpcx TailBoom rotor mod rocks. You can give it serious thrust fast without blowing out the tail. Got a BMCX shaft (longer) so I can Keep both rotor head combos to play with. If you move the main gear down flush with the lip on the gear, and mount the new rotor head flush with the top of the shaft it worked well for me. It also seems that the Gyros need a flight or two to "Re-Calibrate" (sorta) after mods. Let me know how it goes, as you might be the only other one to try this out.......

[Flatearthman]

I just happen to have mcx parts in stock, might have to try it
TNX
Barrett~

[Learnig2Fly]

I took it apart, it didn't go down THAT hard....

[derrickk]

my msrx

[okcTimbo]

Originally Posted by Learnig2Fly

Here's mine. Mpcx Tailboom and rotor blade, Mxc, Bmcx Lower Main Blades with the rotor head swapped too. Was looking into the cnc Grip thing, but I wanted to fly real bad and this setup was stock parts in the store. HANDY! Built in Ball-Grip arrangment, Thiner and lighter like the Msr Blades and more durable than stock. I Like 'em. Stock tail gets hot because it works so hard to do it's job, that things louder than the rest of the bird IMO. Started out giving the rotor a twist for more pitch, but the Mpcx tail is longer and has a little more pitch to 'em, so it does'nt work as hard to keep it straight. Now it doesn't hardly warm up at all. Great to hear what Ya'll are doin' to it.

any modifications required or does the mcpx tailboom just fit in frame?? and what about tail motor plug? is it the same as used on msrx plug?