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seveneight
i do trim it to the limit thah will turn left by its self,but still it flies on right circles.should it be like this?is it possible to fly straight?
Answer
It is possible.
But not likely.
I have worked on a dozen of them, and our RC group has has about 30 or more of them. A lot of fun if you get one that works. But we had a 50% failure rate. Fully half of them spin in circles forever.
There are some mechanical things you can check. The tail blades break easily. Just the smallest crack in the base of a blade will make the tail rotor less efficient. The kit comes with one replacement, and more can be purchased online.
Also, if a hair or thread, or even a piece of spider web gets wrapped up in the tail, it will not spin freely, and the heli will spin.
Good luck!
It is possible.
But not likely.
I have worked on a dozen of them, and our RC group has has about 30 or more of them. A lot of fun if you get one that works. But we had a 50% failure rate. Fully half of them spin in circles forever.
There are some mechanical things you can check. The tail blades break easily. Just the smallest crack in the base of a blade will make the tail rotor less efficient. The kit comes with one replacement, and more can be purchased online.
Also, if a hair or thread, or even a piece of spider web gets wrapped up in the tail, it will not spin freely, and the heli will spin.
Good luck!
Hobbies for a sixteen year old boy?
Dante'
I'm 16 very athletic and play video games i was wondering what hobby i could start. Something that will consume my weekends. I was thinking either like lego building , making an rc helicopter, or something very technical like that. It also needs to not be expensive like around the $50 range.
Answer
Lego is probably too expensive. A decent collection probably has at least 10,000 bricks, and with each costing about $.10 each, the cost racks up fast.
If you have a good computer, you could get involved in programming, animating, or digital art. There are loads of powerful open-source programs available, so these can be free (at least, money wise) hobbies. However, expect to spend hours on the computer working, probably more time than you intend.
Another choice is Arduino. Arduino is a open-source programmable micro-controller, which makes circuitry really easy. If your're interested in making all sorts of cool things, this is the route to go. The basic kit costs about $30, and it's website has plenty of tutorials to get you started. However, components aren't very cheap, so you may want to consider this one carefully.
If you're restricted to a small amount of "computer time" each day (2 hours or less), you may want to choose a different route than the ones listed above.
Drawing is quite fun, and the results can be stunning. Be warned, there is a massive learning curve. You'll fail a LOT before you get good, so prepare yourself mentally. It's well worth the time.
All of these hobbies can be very rewarding, but you should always take care to leave time for school, work, friends, and yourself. Don't become a potato sitting in front of a screen. It's better to have a social life than have a cool hobby.
Lego is probably too expensive. A decent collection probably has at least 10,000 bricks, and with each costing about $.10 each, the cost racks up fast.
If you have a good computer, you could get involved in programming, animating, or digital art. There are loads of powerful open-source programs available, so these can be free (at least, money wise) hobbies. However, expect to spend hours on the computer working, probably more time than you intend.
Another choice is Arduino. Arduino is a open-source programmable micro-controller, which makes circuitry really easy. If your're interested in making all sorts of cool things, this is the route to go. The basic kit costs about $30, and it's website has plenty of tutorials to get you started. However, components aren't very cheap, so you may want to consider this one carefully.
If you're restricted to a small amount of "computer time" each day (2 hours or less), you may want to choose a different route than the ones listed above.
Drawing is quite fun, and the results can be stunning. Be warned, there is a massive learning curve. You'll fail a LOT before you get good, so prepare yourself mentally. It's well worth the time.
All of these hobbies can be very rewarding, but you should always take care to leave time for school, work, friends, and yourself. Don't become a potato sitting in front of a screen. It's better to have a social life than have a cool hobby.
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