Flyzone DHC-2 Beaver Tx-R Review - Part 2, Scoring
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
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A legendary bush plane, the de Havilland DHC-2 Beaver is very well known among full-scale and RC enthusiasts alike for it's rugged and stable nature. Kurt and Rob take Flyzone's Select Scale DHC-2 Beaver for a splash at the local reservoir to see how it lives up to the prototype legend...
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Your assessments on the flight, power, durability and more of this plane is extremely helpful. I subscribed to your site after listening to this. Well done and thanks for taking the time to give us a complete review of this plane. If you do this level of detail on all reviews I won't need to listen to anyone else!
He did. Dan's a beast. Thanks for watching:)
best plane I've ever put together. it was enjoyable. even the screw bags were all marked. floats were pretty easy. and the nav lights and interior really gave it a scale look
You're right, we should. Thanks for your support!
I agree with Toby Wright you guys by far have been the most helpful on making a decision to buy a rc airplane. Glad I found your reviews and all manufacturers should ask you guys to review their product.
Another great review guys. I have and love this airplane. Flyzone really got it right all the way around. Thanks to your comment about the calculator app, I have my go-to site to run battery/motor numbers. You guys should plug that app more often.
Thanks. It's a combination of adverse yaw but the floats act as a pendulum causing the tail to sag as well just a bit. The SFGs on the horizontal stabilizer help a lot though so it's negligible.
Umm yeah, I love this plane, however I must add a clarification here, those little blade features on the front of the floats are actually there to reduce water from flying up into your prop during takeoff and taxiing
Another great review as always guys. I love my Beaver as well. BTW,if I understood slip sag that would equate to adverse yaw. Proverse yaw would be when it yaws into the turn.
Thanks again, Emil!
Thanks Kevin!
Would it be recommended to have a 3 blade prop for the water takeoff and landing since those props have a smaller diameter so as not to touch the water?
I think by the time the prop hits the water you would have flipped over already so....
Ross Tinney I just got a 3 blade prop. its NOT smaller. I plan on doing my maiden on wheels just to be sure I have no issues. I suspect it flys like the Maule. The real Beaver used a 3 bladed prop.
nice video,great review,nice beaver!
Using my super cub on floats at the moment. I just found my next float plane.
Thanks guy's. "Sold"
Hi guys!! I got my beaver today and there's something moving around on the floats, sounds like a loose part is inside. Is that normal??
What scale is this Beaver?
Hey captinmax11 I seen you having trouble deciding with the beaver and the corvalis. Just wanted to say I fought this same battle and could not decide but since it was going to be my first plane I went with the beaver being they say a high wing plane is more begginer friendly. You seem to be experienced. I decide de soon as I master flying I'm buying the corvalis also. If ya can't decide just go with both lol.
Ive never had an rc plane before, would this be a good play to start with?
I'm debating on either getting this or the fly zone Corvallis. I have the fly zone super cub and a T-28 what would you recommend?
can i use my super cub controller on this aircraft? channels for flaps and binding?
I put waterproof servos on the floats of my Island wings beaver.
In video u said you used a bigger mah battery how big of a battery could fit in bay and what size did you use Ty.
I can fly with a 2200 3s and a bit of tail weight. Could possibly fit bigger
does the TX-R work with Spektrum DX6? what cell lipo does this use?
thanks guys great review!
+Chilli Cook lol i wrote this right before you guys said it sorry!
Generally speaking, would you say flying an RC plane is easier than flying an actual plane?
I fly real and RC and just because you can fly one doesn't mean you can fly another. In RC you are not in the cockpit so you have a lot of orientation issues. Both ways you will crash. Excluding real flying navigation, regulations, procedures. I would say it is about the same. I soloed in 13 hours of instruction in real flying and it probably took me that many hours to get proficient with a trainer airplane.
Should the throttle be in the N or R spot on that controller.
Steve Ferrari it should be in the reverse position
you're website has a potential security threat and is forbidden to my computer. do you know anything about this?
slip sag - when a housewife stops taking care of their appearance (lets thing slip). aka the reason viagra was invented
little better. this video. try to NOT..speak above our. jargon. tech talk. cant keep up with you\ the tech talk. we try to keep up with you..