I won an Aura 8, I think thats it name, that I want to try out. But then I have no idea how it actually works. It does not sound difficult but nobody will sit down with me to show me. So it sits in a box. It would be nice in my al37 to stop the tail waggle.
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Originally posted by MeyerVW View PostI won an Aura 8, I think thats it name, that I want to try out. But then I have no idea how it actually works. It does not sound difficult but nobody will sit down with me to show me. So it sits in a box. It would be nice in my al37 to stop the tail waggle.
There are those who are very adept at programming the Aura 8. You can find them on this forum and they swear by the device. You must download the configurator onto your PC or Mac and know the steps to do all the steps you need. Miss one step and nothing works. Flex Innovations has a huge "wiki" on this device. You can download it and it will show you exactly what and how to program/tweak it.
I currently use a few of the Aura 5 Lites on their default settings for my flying wings and it is easy to use and makes the planes fly wonderfully.
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Originally posted by Evan D View Post
Freewing 3 Axis Flight Stabilizer / Gyro [E51] Motion RC
And the manual is here
3DXS(Q).cdr
EDIT - My bad this is for E51
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Hello, this looks like a fantastic piece of work by Freewing. I'm sorry if this has already been answered, but I wonder how the 12 blade fans do not require cheater holes of some sort. Is it just purely for the whoosh sound? Or Does it coincide with kv rating or the fact that the motors are Inrunners and can make up for the loss in efficiency? The fans are recessed enough into the pods, at least they seem that way to me. Just a nerdy question floating in my head...
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Originally posted by Model jet juggernaut View PostHello, this looks like a fantastic piece of work by Freewing. I'm sorry if this has already been answered, but I wonder how the 12 blade fans do not require cheater holes of some sort. Is it just purely for the whoosh sound? Or Does it coincide with kv rating or the fact that the motors are Inrunners and can make up for the loss in efficiency? The fans are recessed enough into the pods, at least they seem that way to me. Just a nerdy question floating in my head...
Cheaters holes depend on the design and length of the intake path.
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Originally posted by Model jet juggernaut View PostAhh I see. So it's all about distance to the fan. So I did some further research into your theory and I came upon Bernoulli's principle and how friction in a tube slows down the flow of a fluid.... Thanks!
If you compare two similar “short” tube intakes like this business jet and say, the Freewing ME-262, you’ll notice that the 262 motor pods are just long enough that cheater holes are needed. I’m not sure at which length (and diameter), cheater holes are required to get an efficient intake.
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Originally posted by RcFlyerMikeMan just got the Xfly , looks better in person. Sorry Freewing I want a refund
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Originally posted by xviper View PostNeither can I. I'd like to know what upgrades they made from the E51. From the looks of the port labelling, it's almost a copy of the high end HobbyEagle.
You can also buy this gyro with the programming card. In fact, at the moment, you must have the programming card to be able to do anything with it, so those who order this plane with the gyro, should also consider the programming card if you want to change anything. It should come pre-programmed to fly the PJ50. At this moment, I can't see that it's possible to hook it up to a PC to do what you want to do to it.
Having read the specs and owner's manuals for both this E52 Freewing gyro and the old HobbyEagle A3 Super 3, I would hazard to say that the E52 is almost a carbon copy of the A3 S3. They both have the same features and have similar pins IN and OUT. One can be mounted with screws while the other relies upon the traditional double sided sticky cushions. Personally, I've never had an issue with the sticky cushions.
Both are within pennies of each other if you buy the complete kit with card. Purchased alone, the HobbyEagle is a few bucks more because it comes with the cable while the E52 doesn't. However, the A3 S3 appears to be discontinued although it can still be bought (remaining stock) if purchased with the card. MotionRC has one left in stock if you only want only the gyro. Not sure what will replace it. Maybe the new "A3 Mini"?
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Originally posted by Evan D View PostGood find. Interesting you need a separate card though... I like that it has two aileron and two elevator inputs.
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Just chiming in on early posts,,, this thread,, finally im joining a club.. its on old club, varms.. a glider club ,,mmm.. they have been moved by the local council.. new runway real soon.. starting build jan or feb... anyway point being they are older gents and dont really like powerd craft.... but they r smart enuf to no if they want the club to go forward,, they need accept and embrace change.. . So to the ne sayers on the pj 50 i say hong kong fooi ,, aussie 4 crap... a dragracer can learn from a road racer.. and vice verse u r all doing basically same thing...and hopefully all learning about the hobby.. mickey brc on u tube here in australia has just done unboxing.. not sure how that works since motian eta is march... guess its a shorter plane or ship ride.. from china ...almost lastly i have an old 90 mm fan outa my mig 17,, old rx and esc,, i run dwn my lipos that way... way quicker.. if ya dont get to fly and lastly will post pics,, when runway under construction,,, with the many kangaroos in the backgroun,,,, but will find better thread 4 that cya
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Originally posted by f4u ausie View Postnot sure how that works since motian eta is march... guess its a shorter plane or ship ride.. from china
By contrast, the ones bound for MotionRC USA have been in a container on a ship dealing with departure regulations and then arrival regulations and then unloading hassles from port before heading to MRC's warehouse in IL. MotionRC Europe, well, that's another story.
Some of those "older gents" at one of my clubs here used to be the same way (some still are) about things new. Years ago, they hated anything foam, electric and didn't make a huge irritating amount of noise and smoke and stink. Pretty much all of them now have a few electrics and some even got into EDFs. Remember what Lee Iacocca once said, "Lead, follow or get out of the way". Change (and crap) happens! You have a choice.
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