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Official Freewing Twin 80mm EDF A-10 Thunderbolt II Super Scale V2 Thread

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  • I am getting ready to take my girl out for a sortie or three. Long overdue. I've always said this is my favorite Freewing jet of all time to date. Wish she was a one battery girl but she's worth two.

    My YouTube RC videos:
    https://www.youtube.com/@toddbreda

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    • I took myfreewing 80mm V2 A-10 out for the maiden yesterday,it was such a joy to fly,no surprises etc,just good flying,this is my goto bird now,used the SMC 4400mah 6 cell 80c packs and kept the cg a little tail heavy,going to try my HRB 5000 mah's soon,

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      • Congrats JS78….
        For a bit more reliability, consider adding the following:
        -At least a 3,300 uF capacitor tied to an open slot on the RX. There’s a lot of big servos on this bird, so the capacitor will help keep the RX power stable when servos are moving about.
        -As discussed at length on Hobby Squawk, large high-current ESC birds benefit from adding RF chokes. These have been shown to help maintain secure RX/TX communications.

        -GG

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        • Congrats! She's a treat to observe and to fly.

          Can anyone point me to what translucent paint to use to switch my first stock V2 A-10 slime lights to the proper green instead of blue? I don't mind the blue but I'd rather have the scale look. Much appreciated!
          My YouTube RC videos:
          https://www.youtube.com/@toddbreda

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          • JS78….
            Post #20 thru 24 above discusses RF chokes.

            (filedata/fetch?id=423252&d=1743797944) A-10 Thunderbolt II Super Scale Twin 80mm EDF Jet V2 Inrunner with Gyro from Freewing - PNP Version Info: This is the V2 PNP version of the 80mm A-10 Thunderbolt II that comes with twin inrunner brushless motors, 12-blade 80mm EDFs and a pre-programmed gyro. For a list of full


            -GG

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            • Originally posted by GliderGuy View Post
              Congrats JS78….
              For a bit more reliability, consider adding the following:
              -At least a 3,300 uF capacitor tied to an open slot on the RX. There’s a lot of big servos on this bird, so the capacitor will help keep the RX power stable when servos are moving about.
              -As discussed at length on Hobby Squawk, large high-current ESC birds benefit from adding RF chokes. These have been shown to help maintain secure RX/TX communications.

              Check out post 22 above.

              -GG
              Ty Gliderguy I will do that,i never would have thought this bird flys so well

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              • Originally posted by johnsctt78 View Post

                Ty Gliderguy I will do that,i never would have thought this bird flys so well
                These are considerations for any EDF jet…not just this one. EDF jet ESCs can put out a lot of RF noise.

                It’ll be worth your time to read ALL the posts in this forum. Lots to learn.

                Have fun! I love this bird.

                -GG

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