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sarpilot · 01-09-2010, 07:05 AM

Hi Guys,

Well I got this kit from Heliproz fantastic deal and have this $100 gift certificate to deal with. Due to my great ability at impacting the ground I thought maybe I should invest it in repair parts early, as they will certainly be needed.

main shafts, feathering shafts, blades, booms etc. pretty much go without saying but are you guys seeing other stuff get torn up? I see a lot of posts about trashed servos so I'd better get a gross of them. Other than that though, any consistent items that you would include in a crash kit?

Fly safe...

t

01-09-2010, 07:05 AM	#1 (permalink)
sarpilot Registered Users Join Date: Sep 2009	Crash Kit Advice for a Professional Crasher Hi Guys, Well I got this kit from Heliproz fantastic deal and have this $100 gift certificate to deal with. Due to my great ability at impacting the ground I thought maybe I should invest it in repair parts early, as they will certainly be needed. main shafts, feathering shafts, blades, booms etc. pretty much go without saying but are you guys seeing other stuff get torn up? I see a lot of posts about trashed servos so I'd better get a gross of them. Other than that though, any consistent items that you would include in a crash kit? Fly safe... t __________________ "It's not the crash so much as the sudden stop" Compass 7HV, Compass 6HV, TRex450Pro, bunch of other junk in boxes ... Team Flybar Team Tail-In wannabe....