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« Reply #25 on: August 20, 2013, 05:00:13 PM »
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i had a mix review on hiller 450 pro,

this machine is good,for beginner or sports flyer, (for normal flying, & Like fast forward flight)
but if you want zhatak type response on this machine you have to change some parts, because some parts are not suitable for mid type & aggressive 3d maneuver..
i replace main shaft, tail shaft, tail shaft slider, feathering shaft, main gear (helical) & damper from align 450 sports,

i am a not a expert heli flyer...but
now i can say my hiller 450 pro is my kind of machine... Wink Wink Wink

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« Reply #26 on: August 20, 2013, 05:37:00 PM »
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get a hard dampers, powerful motor and rock solid gyro, thats all..
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« Reply #27 on: August 20, 2013, 05:45:18 PM »
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@kumardasai if you are planning for a 450 pro i would rather recommend a 450 pro v2 fBL. alzrc or tarot are fine examples.. Talking about hiller brand the build quality is fine, but has issues relating to head and tail slider. FBL is the future..
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« Reply #28 on: August 20, 2013, 05:53:20 PM »
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@kumardasai if you are planning for a 450 pro i would rather recommend a 450 pro v2 fBL. alzrc or tarot are fine examples.. Talking about hiller brand the build quality is fine, but has issues relating to head and tail slider. FBL is the future..
+1 for avesh
i have tarot 450 sports...awesome machine in reasonable price , some people are saying tarot is OEM for align corp.
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« Reply #29 on: August 20, 2013, 07:04:15 PM »
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Hmmm yes, the same problems in HK 450 GT Pro also, the tail slider is having little play in offline, to be frank because of that tail slider only my heli got crashed. paladugu_sujith has already suggested me to change the slider.

Yes, the future is FBL, my ultimate target is to fly the FBL only. Slowly arranging all the parts for FBL, recently purchased a FBL Gyro (Avionic X5 FBL GYRO), next planning to take digital metal gear savox servos and then finally i will go for the kit. This is my plan, will execute every thing if every thing goes smooth.

Thanks a lot Mr.laxmansutar and Mr.Avesh for your comments and inputs and suggessions.

@laxmansutar:- How much it costed for you to get the  tarot 450 sports ? is it only kit you imported ? is it FBL or FB ? are these kits available in india ? If not from where i can import it (best source)? what about the spares availability and cost ?
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« Reply #30 on: August 20, 2013, 08:43:19 PM »
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http://www.infinity-hobby.com/main/product_info.php?cPath=31_262&products_id=6737

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« Reply #32 on: September 16, 2013, 11:35:41 AM »
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Hi Guys,

I recently developed this hobbey of RC helis and wanted to build one. I am a software architect with no knowledge of electronics and mechanics Smiley. However I started making one heli by taking parts from a remote car. I ripped apart the rc car and used its motors for making my own heli. while the model is ready now, I see a lot of vibration and heli just rotates on the ground without taking off. I have not yet fixed the tail rotor yet. The problem I think may be:
1. The main rotor blade is connected with the main motor with the help of one gear. The shaft is not wrapped with any tube and bearing might be causing the vibration.
2. Blades might be too heavy or may have wrong orientation, of center of gravity. I need help to understand what size and orientation of blades to be used. These are home made blades using a stiff fibre. What should be the angle of the blade and size?
3. What is the functionality of the tail rotor?

Since I am using all parts from a toy car, the ecs allows only clockwise and anticlockwise motion, without a proper acceleration control, I mean no speed control.

Can you please help me on this?

Thanks,
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i really appreciate spending time in building this copter. I would suggest you to first read/watch how heli works. Google.com should be fine Smiley .

 I think you are probably using Tamiya 980112M Mabuchi motor. That is a brushed DC motor not suitable for flying purpose. Ashish heli mechanism is very complex you have to consider many aspects. I would recommend you to buy a ready to fly heli and then consider this project. cheers
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« Reply #34 on: September 16, 2013, 01:45:09 PM »
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Hello first_flyer,

I really liked the way you have designed your heli, it shows/expresses your intrest and enthu and hardwork. Initially i also tried to do in the same way, i wantedly broken my remote control car and took out the motor and has arranged on a stand and tried to spin in the same way, ofcourse it never worked. There are somany things to consider especially while building a heli. As you already know the CG part, tail rotor part, and main and most important thing is pitch. I suggest you go through all the threads related to heli in this forum. I am sure, you will make your heli fly. Visit seniors as many as possible times and spend time with them to understand the heli concept.
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Hi Kumardasai,

Thank you for your prompt responses. Its definitely going to help. The first thing I wanted to see was to see the model lifting from the air that would have given me lots of energy to study and move forward. My basic principle was to make a helicopter at a cheaper price out of old household items and present it to in nearby orphanage which will give them motivation for creativity.

However, with all the responses, I see that I am using a wrong motor to give it enough thrust to lift in the air. I have read that some motors are very powerful and meant for RC helis, but the limitation here with me is that I want to use the remote control and the ecs board that came with the toy which will save my lots of effort of buying and building ecs. But this board works on 3.6 volts Ni batteries which came along with the toy car.
If I use any other motor I will have to supply higher volts which will blow up the ecs board (sorry for my non-technical terms, as I am still learning these terms).

If somehow I get to lift this object with the same motor I shall get some motivation to go ahead. I have worked on the new blades today, I will try to take some time out tomorrow and fix it with the main shaft. I have also worked on a tube to give support to the main shaft to reduce the vibration.

I will keep you all updated.
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Hi Kumardasai,

Thank you for your prompt responses. Its definitely going to help. The first thing I wanted to see was to see the model lifting from the air that would have given me lots of energy to study and move forward. My basic principle was to make a helicopter at a cheaper price out of old household items and present it to in nearby orphanage which will give them motivation for creativity.

However, with all the responses, I see that I am using a wrong motor to give it enough thrust to lift in the air. I have read that some motors are very powerful and meant for RC helis, but the limitation here with me is that I want to use the remote control and the ecs board that came with the toy which will save my lots of effort of buying and building ecs. But this board works on 3.6 volts Ni batteries which came along with the toy car.
If I use any other motor I will have to supply higher volts which will blow up the ecs board (sorry for my non-technical terms, as I am still learning these terms).

If somehow I get to lift this object with the same motor I shall get some motivation to go ahead. I have worked on the new blades today, I will try to take some time out tomorrow and fix it with the main shaft. I have also worked on a tube to give support to the main shaft to reduce the vibration.

I will keep you updated.
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Hi Kumardasai,

By the way how far did you go with the toy car? Were able to successfully build the heli? Please share some pics and knowledge.
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Just by looking at the picture it seems that there is no Pitch in the propellers. they are just in neutral position, which will not give any thrust.
as far as vibration is concern..that is only due to placement of components...little more experiments on your heli will minimize the vibrations.
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