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Hello. What exactly do you need? Have a look at www.soko-heli-tools.com/info?tab=requirements for more info about main rotor blade root dimensions.

Heya. Sorry to hear about your troubles. Please contact us at contact@soko-heli-tools.com and we will sort everything out for sure. Andi.

I see your point. This only works if you use decent blades, that's true. Our tests showed that nowadays you cannot buy "bad" blades anymore. A pair comes already balanced out-of-the box! If you have blades with errors, mounting the gauge on the blade itself won't help as the errors can be differently alongside the blade length. So your pitch changes depending on where you mount the gauge anyways...

have a look at our website. there are our contact details in the footer of every page.

glad you like it ;)

@@sokohelitools hey man, this is niche product and still you are working hard and making videos on how to put things together, knowing not many people are going to watch it, I really appreciate. But music in start, SUCKS!! Still keep on.

@@nitishisad5947 Yeahhh... I figured that you might not be quite fond of metal music :D Thanks for the nice words man (if you forget about the intro music ;) PS: You might like our video about an even better an faster way to get a perfect setup: ruclips.net/video/h22zyuFVooU/видео.html

Siehe dazu diesen Teil: ruclips.net/video/KztkUVl_uZU/видео.html Oder noch besser: Lad dir die gratis App herunter: www.soko-heli-tools.com Da findest du die links zum google-play or apple-app-store

Sure! Just let us know how? Or even better: Write us an email to contact@soko-heli-tools.com

Bit harsh!

I don't know that I completely agree. It's a strong critique, but don't go trying to sell me a product and not showcase what it can do. He might as well should have placed a level on the head and said to the viewer, "Look, the bubble is in the middle. This is level." - Don't waste my time with a B.S. video. He needs to screw up ALL of his links, so that NOTHING is symmetrical, and re-shoot a video showing how everything is performed both mechanically and with the tool. I fly with over 100 different guys and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

It is part 8!

Hello Kefir. You might have missed the "Part 08" in the title (and the start-credits) of this video. Everything you ask is done in the parts before as Gonads already pointed out. A playlist with all parts is here: ruclips.net/video/wbqxzFT48Y4/видео.html If you want a very quick overview of how the Soko Methodology works have a look here: ruclips.net/video/0O_UG_wsY4Y/видео.html We also have a free mobile app which guides you through the setup process. If you don't want to level you heli/main-shaft the app also provides an in-app-purchase named "virtual main shaft" (VMS) which gets rid of leveling the heli. If you are new to the VMS this video shows all the details: ruclips.net/video/h22zyuFVooU/видео.html This video shows how fast a full setup can be once you've done it a couple of times: ruclips.net/video/gqxuE9oN7kk/видео.html I hope this helps you a little Andi

You are correct. This is basically what we are showing in this video: ruclips.net/video/nHlCOSC5EiY/видео.html

As the Virtual Main Shaft feature of our Soko Heli Toolbox app is definetly the easiest and fastest way, the free-of-charge version of the app (without the Virtual Main Shaft in-app-purchase) gives you the same results.

Hey. No, no power or anything required in this step.

For this part, the blade grip link is disconnected, so the blade grip is uncoupled from the the rest of the head mechanism. So no, neither the electronics nor the radio need to be powered ON for this step. About the cyclic servos at 90° question, the simple answer is no, the cyclic servos do not need to be at 90° for this step. However, the more complete answer is that the cyclic servo arms should have ideally been set to 90° at collective mid-stick prior to installation of the servos in the helicopter frame. Why set the cyclic servos arms to 90° PRIOR to installation and not AFTER installation? It is a much easier process (and perhaps more accurate) to obtain 90° with the servos on the bench compared to after installation on the heli frame.

here is the full link: www.soko-heli-tools.com/en/tail-pitch-calculator/tail-pitch-calculator.html

@@sokohelitools Error 404 Not Found! that comes wen i click this link ??????

@@fastfrank61 We've redesigned our website lately. The new link is: www.soko-heli-tools.com/calculators?tab=tail-pitch-calculator

You don't need to zero the Soko Gauge anywhere. The whole setup Soko Methodology utilizes the bubble/spirit level (angle in relation to the horizon). Thats why you always use the upper/smaller number with its symbol on the Soko Gauge. Its a true spirit/bubble level which is calibrated to the horizon by factory.

Oh I see - I just got confused because on the other video, you just measured the blade grips without the links and divided by 2 to get the center point to get absolute vertical of the main shaft... I thought you then needed to zero the gauge to proceed with measuring pitch angles.

Hallo Thomas, Ja, das ist alles kein Problem! Wenn dein FBL System (zB das Microbeast) einen fixen Wert (zB 6°) verlangt stellst du einfach diesen Wert ein anstelle des "gewünschten" zyklischen Pitch.

If you are already proficient with the paper method, or even own a leveling board, you might find this "legacy" method easier, sure. And its totally fine to stick with it. The VMS method is generally faster because you don't have to deal with the paper - which usually takes time. I reckon you are talking about the "Value Check" step of the app after you've entered all 6 measurements (12m58s in the video). This step only shows how much "sense" the 6 values make you've entered. If you get a value around 0.5 there you weren't carefully enough or your heli is not stable enough. Just try to do better. If your value is closer to 1 or even higher you definitely made something wrong. Meaning aligned the wrong ball or made a "typo" when putting in the value. Just try again. In a nutshell: If you follow the guidelines and the hints in the text of this step you will get good results. Finally a mention about heli size: Its almost impossible to get 0.0 in the "Value Check" step on small helis (250, 450, 360, ...) due to the play in their mechanic. Which is totally OK!

Hi Grant. The setup process on a bell crank heli (i.e. Thunder Tiger) or a DFC head is exactly the same as shown on our videos (Goblin 700 or Align 550). It even works on flybared helis. Thats the beauty of the Soko Kit: One tool, all setups/sizes/brands. The PDF manual and our brand new Soko Heli Toolbox mobile app will take you through each step in detail. Ohhh, and if there are any questions left - just write us an email. We are here to help! Your Soko Heli Tools team.

Thats why it called quick setup guide ;) For a full & detailed setup guide have a look at this playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLZu1iyAx7nZnH42KgbCdlwfdbOqsvqVkL PS: Have a look at our mobile app called "Soko Heli Toolbox". It shows you the whole process easy and step by step.

Hi Saeed, Glad to hear you like the tool and we are happy for your input. The title as you call it is not meant as a title of the things you gonna see next, its meant as the setup you just finished. The green check was meant to indicate that. We will make it more clear in the description of the video! PS: If you are completely new to RC helis and/or digital setup you might want to have a look at the detailed setup videos in this playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLZu1iyAx7nZnH42KgbCdlwfdbOqsvqVkL

Hey Sebastian. If you're already flying your heli you don't have to reset to defaults of your FBL unit. Just follow the steps and see what values you come up with. Adjust the setup to get perfect results.

We here use the screw option as well. At the end it gives you the best precision anyways...

Hi Dino & thanks for the input. It depends what you after and how fast you are with bolting. You can press the button through the velcro. But anyhow... there is no need to push the buttons at all during the process. So turn the Soko Gauge on before you strap it down and you're good...