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InfiniteEscape
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Добавлен 29 мар 2016
This is my hobby, I make videos that no one will ever watch. Enjoy!
If you have questions or suggestions you can also email me at radiocontrolvids@gmail.com
If you have questions or suggestions you can also email me at radiocontrolvids@gmail.com
E-flite Timber X 3 Cell vs 4 Cell Power with Re-Prop
Three flights to show the difference between 3 cell and 4 cell power on the Timber X. I also re-prop the plane with a 6.5 degree prop for better performance on 3 cell.
0:00 - Intro
0:54 - Four Cell Flight
4:38 - Three Cell Flight
7:53 - Three Cell with Faster Prop Flight
10:28 - Faster Prop I Used
0:00 - Intro
0:54 - Four Cell Flight
4:38 - Three Cell Flight
7:53 - Three Cell with Faster Prop Flight
10:28 - Faster Prop I Used
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E-flite Timber X Unboxing and Tundra Comparison
Просмотров 1753 месяца назад
In this video I unbox the Timber X (BNF) and show you everything that comes with it. After building it up, I also do a quick comparison between this plane and HobbyKing Tundra. Basically explain how these two are different. Intro 0:00 Unboxing 1:39 Comparison 7:15
Can the E-flite P-47D Razorback Take off and Land on Grass?
Просмотров 2878 месяцев назад
Can the E-flite P-47D Razorback handle grass at a soccer field? In this video I show you how well my takeoff and landings went in the grass. Warbirds hate the grass, but this one does ok with a few tips. Watch to see how it went.
E-flite P-47 RazorBack V2 Unboxing
Просмотров 3269 месяцев назад
Simple unboxing video of the new E-flite P-47 Razorback RC plane. This is the second version of this plane, which now includes Smart telemetry. I show what is in the box and included with this model. Then lastly the completed model at the end of the video. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 1:23 Packing 2:02 Whats Included 6:44 Completed Model
Dual POV Flight with DuraFly Tundra
Просмотров 91Год назад
I wanted to see what a picture in picture flight would look like using two cameras. I put up my Durafly Tundra from HobbyKing to do the job. This is a first person view (FPV) from the RC airplane, and a third person view from my head cam. I used a GoPro 10 in 4K on my head, and an older RunCam2 in 1080p on the plane. They are synced to about half a second. The main issue was the wind and the lo...
Front Axle Hex Upgrade for Team Associated RC10GT2
Просмотров 368Год назад
Using a parts list from the Internet, I was able to upgrade my RC10GT2 to 12mm front hex axles. This allows me to run most modern stadium truck wheels and not have to swap out bearings. I had a little trouble with this upgrade, so I made a video to show the parts and issues. Hopefully this video will help someone or at least save them some time. Sorry some things were a little out of focus. Her...
Remove Glued RC Car Tires from Wheels Easily!
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.Год назад
Most RC car tires are held on their wheels with CA glue. In this video, I show the process of removing them by dissolving the CA glue with Acetone. It's a simple process, but the Acetone can be messy and sometimes dangerous to work with. Lastly, I provide some warnings and safe ways to work with Acetone. Setup & Warnings 0:00 Removal 6:07 Final Outcome 8:06
Fix RC Aircraft with Foam Damage
Просмотров 337Год назад
In this video, I demonstrate the general process of gluing and filling foam damage on a RC aircraft. Crashes will eventually happen, using this process you can correct the damage both structurally and cosmetically. This includes gluing foam as well as the process of filling gaps from missing foam. After that, painting is all that is needed. This generally works with all RC aircraft with foam pa...
The Truth About Mini Sized RC Cars - Are They Worth It?
Просмотров 237Год назад
I currently own RC cars from 1/8 scale all the way down to 1/18th scale. This is my opinion and experiences with mini sized RCs. I start the video out with a quick size comparison, and then go over the pros and cons I have experienced with them. This may help you decide if a mini sized RC is right for you. 0:00 Intro 0:48 Car Description 1:45 Size Comparison 3:00 Pros 6:50 Cons
iCharger Battery Profile Settings Explained
Просмотров 8 тыс.2 года назад
In this long video, I go over and explain most the battery settings available in many of the Junsi iChargers. This well help you setup RC battery profiles for your specific batteries. I took all the info from the manual of the DX8, but this applies to most iChargers with this interface, even many of the single channel iChargers. Intro 00:00 Open Battery Edit Menu 01:35 Battery Info 02:15 Charge...
Better Flight of the Blade Fusion 360 Smart
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.2 года назад
Had a perfect day with little to no wind. So I decided to do a second flight video with the Blade Fusion 360 Smart. The RC helicopter is still in stock condition running on 3 cells. Also no crashes yet.
The New iCharger DX8 - Unboxing & Review
Просмотров 8 тыс.2 года назад
Here is a my review, unboxing, and comparison of one of the more powerful chargers in the newly released iCharger line up. While the software is mostly this same, I go over the new hardware of the DX8 and compare it to my older 406 Duo iCharger. I also briefly go over some of the specifications as well. While the DX8 can be used to charge all kinds of RC batteries. I feel that it physically is ...
Blade Fusion 360 Smart Flight Review
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.2 года назад
Just a simple flight video of the Blade Fusion 360 Smart. I was not able to fly to well due to the wind. But it does handle the wind pretty well. I just did some basic maneuvers and showed off the tail performance.
Blade Fusion 360 Smart - First Look & Review
Просмотров 7 тыс.2 года назад
I just got this new RC helicopter, the new Blade Fusion 360 Smart. Here is the unboxing and a basic first look. I also do a basic review comparing it to an older Blade 450X Helicopter. Flight video should come next.
OMP Hobby M2 v2 Flight in 4K
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.2 года назад
Flight video of my new OMP Hobby M2 v2. Just a basic flight to show off the excellent tail performance of this helicopter. I also do some basic maneuvers. Lastly, this is my first video in 4K that has fast moving content. Let me know if it looks good or bad on your device. Thanks.
Blade 150S Flight After Servo Replacement
Просмотров 7252 года назад
Blade 150S Flight After Servo Replacement
Level Your Swashplate on the Blade 150 S
Просмотров 6 тыс.2 года назад
Level Your Swashplate on the Blade 150 S
Horizon Hobby Blade 150S Helicopter - Collective Servo Replacement
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.2 года назад
Horizon Hobby Blade 150S Helicopter - Collective Servo Replacement
How to Setup a Slipper Clutch on a R/C Car
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.3 года назад
How to Setup a Slipper Clutch on a R/C Car
Tutorial On Soldering Connectors (XT60)
Просмотров 6 тыс.4 года назад
Tutorial On Soldering Connectors (XT60)
It's a fun plane for sure, it's got tons of power on 4s. The 13x4 prop is the best for 3d flying, the other prop will make if faster for sure
@@SmokeyMountainRcTravisThompson Yea, it feels like a different plane on 4s.
I just used a food dehydrator set to 165F for 24 hours and the glue let go on my blown out Kraton 8s wheels. Took a small effort to break the bead but it came off intact.
Some one is watching just picked up a rc10gt..great video man just subscribed
@@allaspectsrc4178 Thanks!
how to rename the title as we want
Title of each battery? Yea the other chargers have a manage button. You just go to the battery you want and hold down the middle button and a menu comes up with an edit option.
It's the fumes that break down the CA, save you foams also, don't soak. Good vid though.
Thanks!
Great explanation, thank You !!!
I got one, bad vibrations on spool up, I replaced the feathering shaft and main shaft,can’t get it to fly correctly
Horizontal stabilizer.
Mmmm that classic fall off the bone tire taste. Great video man, I blew up the tires on my M-08R, and I really wanted to save the NOS black minilites for my MR2 build. The Tamiya ones are ABS I believe, but I have the ABC Hobby ones which are nylon!!!
I have the blade 150s smart,my favorite heli,but I think I need to replace my esc,every time I plug in the heli it like it’s 100% throttle.
Nice video, thanks for putting it up. Upgrade those servos! HH servos suck and trust me when your bird smashes into the planet because a servo fails it wrecks you. And it's about 150 for TORQ servo upgrades and flash the FBL firmware to the non limited version and it's a solid heli! It is nice that just a pinion allows 4s on the stock ESC. And 6s is possible with an ESC upgrade. Just a great platform for the money. I love/hate HH. :D
I've heard the 3055 servos are garbage as well. I just bought a used 360 Fusion. I haven't flown it yet, but that's my plan, is to change out the 3055's. The 3050 servos they used to have in them I heard were good. I don't know why they decided to put the 3055's in later versions. I'm not going with Torq's though. I love Torq's, but I've heard the KST MS215MG's work great in them. They don't cost as much as the Torq's and do a fine job, or so I've seen on other videos of people with their Fusion 360's.
This video was really excellent, i'll chime in with another thank you! You recommend keeping the balance setting at "normal" instead of "fast" - one of the big reasons I picked up this particular charger was the 2A rated balance rate which is faster than most other chargers and hard to come by. If it isn't too much trouble would you mind explaining your preference for the normal balance setting a bit more?
Thanks! Its not that big of a deal. I said normal just to be safer with the settings. This will allow the charger to take more time balancing. I would use normal if its an expensive battery, and fast balance for a cheap battery. The explanation is on page 17 in the PDF manual. They don't go into that much detail of the balance pre-sets.
I can't pick between Blade 150s and Fusion 180, i like them both. But 150 looks like a good deal for crash resistance, while 180 got bigger size and should fly better, but then it is more vulnerable to crashes i guess. Can you give me your thought on this, or i just have to get both of them? :D
The Fusion 180 has much better tail authority, but also has more to break. I would personally look at the OMP M2 or the Goosky Legend S2. I think they are both better than both the Blade helicopters. They fly great and are easy to fix.
@@InfiniteEscapeRC yes i was considering them, but the problem is that i prefer old style with big main gear instead of a direct drive motor.. direct driven helis are more weighty, while i prefer light and low RPM flights. I don't know many other famous brands which keep their micros geared, so that's why i have to look at Blade brand, even if they are problematic sometimes, hah.
@@cutefoxRC I would say the Fusion 180 if you want more performance, and the 150 if you want something that is easier to fix.
@@InfiniteEscapeRC yes, but when you said about better tail, you meant it just will be more reactive anti-clockwise due to it is being belted, or you mean 150S have weak tail in general that it even will be not able to hold it well during high pitch changes?
@@cutefoxRC Both. The tail is weak, it yaws one way faster than the other. Also it will blow out during large collective pitch changes. I got rid of my 150S. Still have the 180.
Wow, was the wind so strong? This is not micro heli for sure and got weight, but i'm surprised it still can be blown away that much.
The wind was pretty strong that day. The wind is great for messing up maneuvers.
Hi, so considering you crashed it and had to replace parts, i wonder how much it is crash resistant? Does it handle well crashing into some grass on medium RPMs, or it always bents a shaft?
I crashed it many times with no damage. As far as the main shaft it generally does not bend or break if you can hit throttle hold before it hits the ground. Most of my damage happened in the winter when the ground was hard and the grass was thin. Thick grass helps a lot.
@@InfiniteEscapeRC hm i see, interesting! Servos never break too? Because i think someone else told me that servo gears break almost always.
@@cutefoxRC They do. But if you get a one that comes with metal gears they last a lot longer than plastic gear servos. There is no easy answer, it all has to do with exactly how the heli hits the ground. Its almost like being lucky one day, and unlucky another. The best way is to avoid crashes by practicing on a simulator.
popular in the 90's? not the GT2! Original GTs, yes... GT2 wasn't even out yet
Nice job flying sir,I have the same problem,with flying and trying to judge how far away the heli is,I have the fusion 180 smart,love it and the blade 150s smart, they are both fast little helis.
Thanks!
Hello, b64 2wd geardiff. Ihad try to turn loose/ tight nut but it would not pop off the ground WHY ？your video 9:15
Do you hear the slipper squealing? It should start getting hot real fast if it is. If it is not, it could be that your gearing is too fast or the motor has a Kv that is too high and can not produce the needed torque from a standing state.
@@InfiniteEscapeRC NO squealing. motor 2700kv,
@@wasabipet67 The motor I am using in the video is a 10.5 turn modified Tekin motor at 4550 Kv. It sounds like you are running a stock motor. What motor is it exactly?
Nice review man I got the fusion 180 smart blade has fix the tail wag issue
Hey bud new supporter here ❤❤❤good advice and tbh I find that is the case with most war birds their LG tends to be a lot lower to the ground. It also depends on the length of the grass haha great vid bud ❤❤❤
Thanks for the support, you make good videos too!
@@InfiniteEscapeRC ahh thank you my friend ❤️❤️❤️👍🏼
Super helpful thank you
Your Welcome!
I think it’s such a good looking plane. Mine arrives tomorrow 😊
Yea it looks awesome! Also it handles the grass well with its big wheels and wide stance.
So how u cycle battery and then charge for use ?
You mean to break in a new battery?
Awesome tip! gonna help me save some rc10 wheels I have in the corner of the bench!
Glad I could help!
Where does one sell something like this??
I would check out Amainhobbies.com
Little tip to adjust everything right start by going to forward programing and go to sub trim menu and servo are going to move to 90° if not adjust them to 90° and the blades should be 0° when in sub trim menu if not adjust swash plate height then your fine to adjust with sub trim to have a perfect level swash plate. Another great thing is when in sub trim menu it deactivates the stabilisation so the servo dont move when adjusting !
Thanks!
If you spray too close to the foamy, the propellant will damage it. A good airbrush gun and airbrush compressor are the best investment to me
I actually have a compressor. It puts out about 110psi max and can regulate down. Maybe I will get an air brush to go with it. Any recommendations?
@@InfiniteEscapeRC I use Iwata Revolution with Iwata Silver Jet 60psi compressor. Never disappoints me. Not cheap, but it works really well as long as you look after it, clean it up after use and be gentle with the jet needle
Thanks!@@henryairconcepts2999
It's cnc aluminum. Not metal
Just a wonderful overview. I can translate your overview to my new S6. Can you speak to parallel charging? My info screen only shows 4 cells when charging both my 4S packs. What’s that “telling” me? My sincere thanks.
Im not sure how comfortable I feel about giving advice on parallel charging. I have limited experience with it. I think how it shows up on the screen is mostly due to the parallel charging board you are using.
Smart batteries suck. I've had literally 40 of them in the last 2 years.and most of them have not lasted at all. I have used pulse batteries for a year now. With great success up 26 s they're great batteries glad to see you are using them
Yea the pulse batteries are great. I have only had good experiences with them. The Smart batteries seem like a solution looking for a problem. There more expensive as well.
You don't have to soak the tires, it's the fumes that does the work.
How long does it take to remove the tires using just fumes?
@@InfiniteEscapeRC Overnight. Have to watch the type of plastic rims are made from. Nylon ok, Tamiya abs plastic can go soft.
I may try the fumes method sometime. I guess its according to whether you want to save to foams or not. My way only takes about 2 hours but you destroy the foams. Also if the tires are worn out, I cut them off and remove the foams that way. Then use acetone to just remove the tire bead and glue.@@justinkent7288
Thanks for posting this video. Your explanation and demo were very helpful!
Your Welcome
This video helped me tremendously thank you for making it, I now love my DX8. 👍🏻👍🏻
I’m happy to hear that, thanks for the comment!
Just got in the hobby and I have a blade 200 why do it tilt to the right when trying to take off
I'm not 100% sure, but I think it happens due to the force of the tail rotor pushing off to the side. I know that it is normal and less noticeable in larger helicopters. Small helicopters are known to be unstable at take off.
@@InfiniteEscapeRC it lean so bad that I can’t even takeoff
@@donny8721 Hmm... I would check that the tail is straight both side to side and up and down. Also that the tail rotor is pointing to the right properly. Like not tilted up or down even a little bit. Other then that you may just have a vibration.
how did you turn on safe mode ? is ir the gear switch ?
Yea that is the switch I use. But on my DX9 it’s labeled as Switch B. I like it because it’s easy to reach.
How did they get any power out of a 3S lipo compared to the 6S version?
Basically they put a higher (faster) Kv motor in it. In this case the motor runs on less voltage but pulls a lot more amperage. With less voltage the system is less efficient, but can now be used with 3-4 cell batteries which are generally cheaper.
Nice looking heli,might have to get one
Thanks!
Great video
Thanks for the vid, really appreciate it.
Do you the detailed video of how you actually removed that cracked servo and installed the new one ?
Sorry, currently I do not. But next time I replace a servo I can do it on camera. Issue is it makes the video so long. I can do it through.
its a girl - so call it HER. maybe try 12T steel pinion gear BLH5232 for more headspeed.
Can’t, my wife gets jealous 😂
@@InfiniteEscapeRC ahh, its just a LITTLE girl, so nothing to worry about. Maybe with 500 or bigger...
Nice flight! Great camera footage, finally we get to see someone flying this around nicely instead of just crazy 3D manoeuvres the hole time ( which I'm sure is also great fun but not for everyone) You have inspired me to get off the sim and dive into buying this well-rounded Heli. cheers
Yea I am definitely happy with this helicopter, it’s a lot of fun. A lot of people prefer scale flying to hard 3d. Hardcore 3d sometimes just looks odd to me. Thanks for watching!
so this does not have a built in power supply?
Nope, it is a DC changer. You also need to get a power supply to run it.
Really appreciate this video, thank you! I wish there was a application where you could build these profiles (and back them up)
Your Welcome! You can save all the profiles to a SD card. The option is in the settings menu. Just hold down the center button to get into it. Its called, "Save & Load Config".
Great video! I think off-road minis are worth having for particular circumstances. Like you, I use mine out in the street. Like when the fields are too wet and I don't want to do a major clean-up on one of my larger RCs. Yeah they really are too small for natural environments, but they can handle the irregularities that exist in the neighborhood streets like seams, cracks, rough or worn-out asphalt, covers, etc. I've had a few different mini's but I do prefer the 1/14 size with aluminum chassis and 4WD. My Mini-8ight won me over to that configuration, which I have since retired for display and replaced with the LC Racing EMB-1. Actually I'm not having the heat issues I was having with my Mini-8ight. The stock Mini-8ight electronics weren't great, and the 1/18 scale Castle electronics weren't up to the task either. I burned up Castles Micro-pro ESC running their small 0808 motor...it was probably pulling too many amps through that ESC due to the weight of the car and let out the magic smoke. The RTR electronics in the EMB-1 are properly sized. I agree that most of the small plastic minis can have issues jumping, but I thought the Mini-8ight and EMB-1 do just fine in the air, and is one of the reasons why I like those particular buggies so much...they really give you that 1/8 scale buggy feel in a smaller package...now this is using smooth plastic or wooden ramps, not natural or dirt jumps which may have enough imperfections in the surface to disrupt the launch.
Yea they are so much easier to clean as well. I missed that point in the video. My overheating issues all happened in the grass. At this point I think 1/14 scale is the smallest i'm willing to go. I may check out that LC Racing EMB-1 model now that you had a good experience with it. Thanks for the comment.
I posted a response to this over at the rctech website. For weeks now it's been impossible for me to access that site correctly. If you see my post over there perhaps you could let me know that it got through. Thanks
Nice looking heli, might have to get one,when you talked about 3s 4s 6s,are you talking about the battery,and what would the biggest battery be for this model
Yes, S refers to battery cells. I have heard you can go to 4S or one extra cell with the stock electronics. But to go to 6S you need a different ESC to handle the higher current.
@@InfiniteEscapeRC ok thank you sir
I’m using this for 2S LiPo RC 1/10 racing. Cycle (discharge first then charge) is the preferred method for optimum performance. Some are discharging at 30 to 40 amps and charging at 30 to 40 amps. Can you do a video on setting up Cycling with external discharge resistor banks? Would love to hear your comments on ideal charge/discharge amp rates on 4400mah, 6000mah, and 10,000mah 2S batteries…
Sounds like on-road touring cars. I may make a video like that in the future, but currently I do not have a resistor bank to handle that level of discharging. But I will see what I can do.
Very helpful. Thank you
Looks better than the blade 180cfx.
Yea I think so too!