The Beast Within

[Doozer]

Score!

My kids got me this for Christmas. No Pics yet, so I just used the one from Horizon. It's the BNF version, and my kids didn't realize it didn't come with batteries so I can't fly it today. Going the the LHS tomorrow to pick up two or three batteries and a charger.

[19000rpm]

That's a great little plane. Your going to have some fun with it. An inexpensive way to experiment in the 3D zone.

[Doozer]

Here's the maiden Video:


I mashed up two flights into one maiden video. My camera man (son) lost it quite a bit because I was flying it into the sun and he couldn't track it that well.

After two flights I can honestly say I love it. I can keep it close. You don't need a big lot, just a cul de sac really (and a spotter). I flew in low rates only, and I actually reduced the rates from the recommended 70% all the way around. I ended up at 50 on the ailerons, 50 on the elevator and 55 on the rudder.

Trimming it is actually pretty easy. The push rods have a "U" shaped bend in them so you can squeeze the "U" or open the "U" up with a pair of tweezers or hobby grade needle nose pliers to get your trims set perfect.

I flew two different batteries. The first one I flew was an E-Flite 200 mAh 25c 2S lipo, and the second was an E-Flite 180mAh 20c 2S lipo. I would recommend buying anything but the 180 if your charger can only be programmed in 25, 50, or 100 mAh increments (you'll never get to 180). When I bought the 180 I didn't realize my charger wouldn't do that. So I had to use the adapter and an old E-Sky lipo charger (cannibalized from my first RTF E-Sky heli). On the 200 25C I pulled off 134 mAh in a little more than 4 minutes. Also there are other battery manufacturers making lipos for these planes.

www.amainhobbies.com/product_info.php/cPath/3_472_1502_2097/products_id/222935/n/ProTek-R-C-2S-High-Power-Li-Poly-Micro-Heli-Airplane-25C-Battery-Pack-74V-240mAh
www.amainhobbies.com/product_info.php/cPath/3_472_1502_1676/products_id/235416/n/Common-Sense-RC-Lectron-Pro-2S-Li-Poly-Battery-Pack-20C-74V-200mAh

I would also recommend buying the adapter if you already have a charger: www.amainhobbies.com/product_info.php/cPath/1574_654/products_id/185941/n/E-flite-Charger-Plug-Adapter?utm_source=Google-Base&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Product-Feeds&source=google_ext&gclid=CKWun7aXyrQCFYF7QgodZ1AA7A

The charger and power adapter e-flite sells for these batteries are sold separately and together are just about as expensive as the plane. The adapter is $12. You decide.

[19000rpm]

Nice video.

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