N5c canopy stand offs

[flyboydave]

Just building my model and i'm unsure about the canopy stand off's. Ones a little shorter than the other, I take it the longer one goes in the rear position as the instructions re not that clear?

[Flat Eric]

Short ones on the front, long ones on the rear.

Awesome heli Enjoy

[flyboydave]

Looks good so far :-) Its replacing a velocity 50 n2 which I was not to keen on some of the parts quality... Any tips? :-)

[jgalen0025]

Originally Posted by flyboydave

Looks good so far :-) Its replacing a velocity 50 n2 which I was not to keen on some of the parts quality... Any tips? :-)

make sure you pay particular attention on setting the phasing arms or your heli will not fly right.
Also depending on the servos(cyclic) you use, make sure the links are not angled in in any way. As in they should be exactly paralell to the frame

If your using full size vbar you can mount the sensor behind the main shaft with a metal plate(sk720 plate) mounted across the frames.(way less vibrations back there)
You might want to try 620mm blades, this heli is a little heavier than other helis and these will give you more lift and better autos.(only if your using 55 or bigger motor)

To set belt tension get the heli ready to fly with full fuel tank and canopy. Loosen the tail assembly, grasp the tail assembly and hold the heli upside down at the same time tightening down the tail assembly on boom. This sets perfect belt tension.

It is easier to wire everything up with the front radio tray off
Any other ?s let me know

[drdispatch]

Check the Synergy website's forums tips & tricks section for the n5c.

[drdispatch]

There's a new Synergy swash tool for the n5/e6/e7 that helps set the phasing arms exact.

fblrotors.com has them

I'm trying my 750 sensor on the servo block - I bet the new silver would fare well there too.