Found a picture from building last night and zoomed in. This was after I was messing with them seeing at what deflection they touched. But, you can kind of see what I am talking about. I'll get better pictures tonight.
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Just received my shipping notice and mine came from the second batch. Thanks Motion RC!!Originally posted by Felixs10 View PostFreewing A10, F4, F22, Sebart Avanti S miniComment
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First things first… I had to get rid of that crazy front wheel, this is a Freewing F-16/F-104 main wheel.
https://www.motionrc.com/products/fr...for-4-2mm-axle It’s a direct bolt-on.
I love the finger grips on the fan cover...cavernous intakes...sharp point protection. I moved the right flap ball to the other side of the arm for straighter alignment, also added strobe lights top and bottom. The blue box has, constant on, two and three flash connections...I went with the three flash:Cool:
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Here’s a better picture of where the elevator neutral point is at 5.5 mmOriginally posted by Visva11 View Post
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Perfect. Cleared my doubt...thanks alot.Originally posted by TiredIronGRB View Post
Here’s a better picture of where the elevator neutral point is at 5.5 mm
but which is the elevator leading edge? The red marked?
then what is the blue marked?
thanks in advance.Comment
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Received my Raptor last night . Put it together and everything was perfect. I've had a problem with the electronics. To get it to bind I had to use the connection that comes off the EC5 connector. to the receiver. Binds and works fine but after it's bound the receiver will not come back on and no matter what I do it won't come back on. I have had the same experience with three receivers. For the receiver to work the connection coming off the ec5 must be plugged in to any empty port. Just throttle being plugged in will not get power to reciver. What am I doig wrong?Comment
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That connection is your BEC (powers the receiver), the ESC/throttle connect doesn't power the receiver like on a lot of planes.Originally posted by adb2@suddenlink.net View PostComment
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This is the ugliest plane I ever loved:)
I just never was a fan of the F-22's look but if there's a great looking Raptor this is it, it's one heck of a plane. Solid as a rock, great on grass and will slow down to a walking pace.
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Great pics and info! Would love to fly mine, but concerned about play in ail/flap hinges. Did you have any in yours? Thanks!! TomComment
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I undrstand the BEC I just can't figure out why the receiver won't come back on when the battery is plugged back in. Thanks for the reply.Comment
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After you bind the RX, you will need to plug two leads into the RX. The plug from the ESC goes into throttle, then you have a plug from the BEC (with the green ferrite ring in it) that goes into the bind port. The plug from the BEC is what powers your RX, not the plug from the ESC.PatComment
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Thanks. I thought that's what I've been doing but I'll bet I'm not getting it right. A big help.Originally posted by crxmanpat View PostComment
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I know right! But they fly so good! Stoked!Originally posted by TiredIronGRB View PostThis is the ugliest plane I ever loved:)
I just never was a fan of the F-22's look but if there's a great looking Raptor this is it, it's one heck of a plane. Solid as a rock, great on grass and will slow down to a walking pace.
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This was an easy build. Took me about an hour to assemble without connecting the battery to bind or making any adjustments.Comment
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A friend and fellow EDF jet enthusiast at the local club, my pal Michael Troy, kindly captured a few flights of mine with his iPhone ... I edited down a couple quick minutes to share with those of you now getting on board with this one.
Watch for a full review, together with additional hi-res photos and video, coming soon in Model Aviation Magazine.
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