@@DiyRcPlane the older models of trex they didn't have the catch in the tail box of the tail and other models they didn't have the catch in the tail box where the tube threaded. Therefore the tail tube turned or he turned around just the tail box. in the new models they put a hole in the tail box and in the box where the tube is inserted they added a buttonhole just to avoid this problem. In my old trex the tail box near the tail blade it didn't have the hole and the stopper and the tail it leaned 45 degrees on me too. But for example with the dominator this problem align fixed it and it never happens again.
@@francescolocorriere I've always thought that foreigners are deep in everything. and pay attention to all interested things..i am good that i get information from quality people..i am very impressed with your comments..hope my friends will take this and be benefit them...thank you very much..I'm glad...thank you RUclips ..nice to meet you..
@@DiyRcPlane thanks i'm italian. I don't post videos However I've built a lot of helicopters. mainly trex but there are mechanics much better. Goblin is number one but there are models that surprised me. Have you ever tried a tron 5.5? it is super accurate for aerobatic flight. for soft 3d. But if you want a helicopter indestructible is goblin. if it doesn't break in the hands of tareq no one will break it. too bad I don't have any videos to show you. When I assemble helicopters I mostly take pictures. For flight in the simulator I do almost everything but with the real model I hold back a lot for fear of breaking it. Although now I mounted rescue automatic which occurs automatically a few meters off the ground and it helps a lot to pass the fear. Then I put normal recovery and return home , Optimal for when the model moves away and you no longer understand in what position it is
Why the tail is inclinate ?don't you have the catch?
On the day of taking this clip.. we just saw that it tilted when it flew down.. I don't know when it's been like this..😅
@@DiyRcPlane the older models of trex they didn't have the catch in the tail box of the tail and other models they didn't have the catch in the tail box where the tube threaded.
Therefore the tail tube turned or he turned around just the tail box.
in the new models they put a hole in the tail box and in the box where the tube is inserted they added a buttonhole just to avoid this problem.
In my old trex the tail box near the tail blade it didn't have the hole and the stopper and the tail it leaned 45 degrees on me too.
But for example with the dominator this problem align fixed it and it never happens again.
@@francescolocorriere I've always thought that foreigners are deep in everything. and pay attention to all interested things..i am good that i get information from quality people..i am very impressed with your comments..hope my friends will take this and be benefit them...thank you very much..I'm glad...thank you RUclips ..nice to meet you..
@@DiyRcPlane thanks i'm italian.
I don't post videos However I've built a lot of helicopters.
mainly trex but there are mechanics much better.
Goblin is number one but there are models that surprised me.
Have you ever tried a tron 5.5?
it is super accurate for aerobatic flight.
for soft 3d.
But if you want a helicopter indestructible is goblin.
if it doesn't break in the hands of tareq no one will break it.
too bad I don't have any videos to show you.
When I assemble helicopters I mostly take pictures.
For flight in the simulator I do almost everything but with the real model I hold back a lot for fear of breaking it.
Although now I mounted rescue automatic which occurs automatically a few meters off the ground and it helps a lot to pass the fear.
Then I put normal recovery and return home , Optimal for when the model moves away and you no longer understand in what position it is
@@DiyRcPlane have you ever used automatic rescue or limit altitude of the spirit and geolink ?