Raptor takes on 2-migs
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Thanks for the info! I just might hit you up on that!Originally posted by Scale Master View Post
They were 3d printed then wired up the LED's in them. There is some videos on YouTube showing how to do it.
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Loving mine!!! Its becoming my favorite EDF jet!!
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Told ya haha. Mine is almost done being overhauled with the light mods and a JetFan/HET 1680kv 8s setupComment
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I have 6s version, was thinking of running two 6s 4000mah batteries in parallel, have any of you tried this? Too much weight for this bird?Comment
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I got his light set for F22 & A10, it is way cool and pretty easy to install actually.Originally posted by Bogietrim View Post
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Nice! Welcome to Hobby Squawk!!
Glad you are here! Jerry
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The 22 can easily carry 1kg of battery. How much do the 4000's weigh? But it does fly better lighter...Comment
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JBB, Welcome to "The Squawk". I am diggin' the "light set' and nice job on the F-22. Best, LBOriginally posted by Jonybonbon View PostI solemnly swear to "over-celebrate" the smallest of victories.~Lucky B*st*rd~
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Thanks Jerry! Glad to be here. Definitely an RC enthusiast :)Originally posted by Hardway View PostNice! Welcome to Hobby Squawk!! Glad you are here! JerryComment
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Admiral 4000's Each weigh 642g, that would be almost 1300g! Sounds like it might be too much.Originally posted by Evan D View PostComment
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It'll carry it but you may not be able to balance it and it wouldn't be much fun... But the flight time would be good. I have flown mine with 8000 packs.Comment
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I fly mine on 12S, and I modified the battery area by running the wires to the sides of the battery tray. Then I put one 6S shoved all the way back as far as it will go, and the other in front of it, and it comes within 1" of the junction box. All wiring, including the RX, is stuffed under the battery tray. Using 2 6S 4500 70C packs, it balances just fine. You could do the same with the pair of 6S in parallel if necessary.PatComment
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He's talking of putting a pair of 6S 4000's in parallel on a 6S setup...
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Takeoff rolls can be cut in half with the use of a ramp. Pilots who fly from grass may be interested.
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Yeah, I know. That's why I gave him my setup for my 12S version. He can put his lipos in the same way, but run them in parallel for 6S instead of in series like I do for 12S.Originally posted by Evan D View Post
EDIT - I think I see now. I said a pair of 4S in my original post, but I meant 6S. I fixed the original post.PatComment
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That's what I was referring to Pat... two 4S...Comment
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Looks great! I just sent him an email. Thanks!Originally posted by Jonybonbon View Post
I got his light set for F22 & A10, it is way cool and pretty easy to install actually.
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Hello everyone - just got my Freewing 90mm 8S F-22! Wondering if there is any sort of comprehensive list of recommended mods for this kit? I'm reading all kinds of posts regarding:
Bypassing the blue box
Different bec than the one included
Running separate receiver battery instead of bec
Problematic stock servos
Use Spekrum receiver / Don't use spektrum receiver
etc etc
It's enough to make my head spin... I really don't want to crash this jet due to faulty (insert favorite hated part here). Maybe I'm worrying too much?
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