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Post by flydiver on Apr 28, 2011 22:10:56 GMT 1
He's giving you a ration of crap. If you check he gets them all the time himself.
Take a look at your own postings. They are pretty repetitive.
Get off the fence, buy something and put it in.
There is no perfect solution, just a bunch of options depending on your personal criteria.
There is NO 'I want the best, cheapest, most powerful, most reliable system'. Pick ONE-all the rest will end up compromised. I can point you at the 'best'. It'll cost you $300-$500 just for the electrics alone, and that doesn't include the TX/RX. You'll cry when you crash it.
And I can point you at the cheapest, which is already on your Cub. You don't cry nearly as much when you crash that.
And everything in between.
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Post by Dillzio on Apr 28, 2011 23:15:28 GMT 1
i would like to thank everyone for there help you dont have to be so rude i will get the stuff coming soon thanks alot jay Didn't mean to be rude mate, only vulgar  |
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Post by jaybeat1 on Apr 29, 2011 1:09:38 GMT 1
can you point me at the cheapest thanks jay
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Post by not so newbie on Apr 29, 2011 3:27:41 GMT 1
what you already have
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Post by Dillzio on Apr 29, 2011 8:16:23 GMT 1
can you point me at the cheapest thanks jay Why, clicking on all four links and comparing the prices youself too difficult?  The cheapest motor was the alpha from hobbyparts, it's also big enough to give you vertical performance. If money is an issue you also need to consider postage and handling costs. It might be cheaper in the long run to buy all your stuff from one place so you only have to pay one lot of postage charges. |
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Post by ginginho on Apr 29, 2011 11:20:17 GMT 1
can you point me at the cheapest thanks jay Fly said it, what you already have. |
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Post by gagallagher04401 on Apr 29, 2011 13:19:32 GMT 1
Well if you are in the states headsup RC has great prices not to mention shipping is like 2.00 for a complete order. for Priority or 1st class mail if I remember right, so only a few days before you get everything. With what I posted is right around like $75.00. I do not know what you may already have Tx/Rx, batteries etc... so you could end up spending less. You can also always sell your stock electronics on Ebay or the foums out their and get a little of your money back.
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Post by jaybeat1 on Apr 29, 2011 14:04:06 GMT 1
yes i am in the states i dont have anything for it at this point thanks jay
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Post by gagallagher04401 on Apr 29, 2011 14:46:37 GMT 1
Well depending what you want for a radio, (think about the future as well when selecting one) will add some cost. My own opinion I like and look for deals. I use Ebay for just about everything, but that is me. I use a DX7 and Ar600 Rx's but that is me. All depends what you want, plan on doing with it, and the big one how much you want to spend.
Have you flown you SC stock except using a lipo in it and a GWS 1060 prop? I flew mine that ways for a couple of years, their is a big improvement right their in its self.
But ultimatly up to you.
Give me a day or two I can try to get a youtube vid up of my brushless cub so you can see it perform etc..
Good luck
George
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Post by jaybeat1 on Apr 30, 2011 3:23:51 GMT 1
i all ready have a radio its a jr 9303 so i just need the stuff for my super cub lp thanks jay
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Post by gagallagher04401 on Apr 30, 2011 14:37:36 GMT 1
Well you could do it from heads up RC for 100.00 +/-
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Post by flydiver on Apr 30, 2011 15:06:51 GMT 1
You got a JR 9303 TX and you are sitting around dithering about a few $$$ on parts?
You have a bad case of indecision. No one here can help you at this point.
Just DO something.
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Post by jaybeat1 on May 1, 2011 1:05:53 GMT 1
this is the motor that may be going in my super cub lp Alpha 480 (1020kv) OutRunner Brushless Motor i am exicted for my upgrade to my super cub lp some ppl at my flying site cant wait to see it fly so they can upgrade theres and i have a hobbyking OrangeRx Spektrum DSM2 Compatible 6Ch 2.4Ghz Receiver coming for the super cub lp and the props and batterys i will get from hobbyking and i want flatten the wing to put ailerons on it and put carbon spars in the wing so i can fly with no struts i will do that this winter on the wing or does someone have a better way to keep the wing struts on? i am going to put some bigger wheels on it too i would like to thank everyone and i will let you know how everything goes thanks jay ;D
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Post by Dillzio on May 1, 2011 6:43:32 GMT 1
good to see you're finally getting there jay.
I was looking on hobbypartz to see if you could get all ur gear from there, but I don't think so, no matter what you're probably still going to end up having to go to hobbyking to get your props and batteries, so buying from hobbyking might be the best way to minimise your postage costs.
make sure your cart includes:
motor
spare shafts for motor (rotor end prop adaptors much more likely to get bent that the actual prop shaft)
esc
servos
battery
props
perhaps a prop saver
servo extension wires
wheels
heat shrink
silicone wire
hobby knife and spare blades
battery connectors (male and female)
switching BEC/UBEC (if your ESC doesn't have a switchmode BEC, the linear ones get hot)
you'll also want a soldering iron, solder, some 'helping hands' (aligator clips on a iron stand to hold things in place while you solder them), and vice grips are handy too.
You can use fishing line or string for wing struts, but the CF is a much better option.
Were you planning to go ailerons or flaps as well? If so, add some hinge tape to your cart.
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Post by john66 on May 1, 2011 7:02:39 GMT 1
make sure your cart includes: motor spare shafts for motor (rotor end prop adaptors much more likely to get bent that the actual prop shaft) esc servos battery props perhaps a prop saver servo extension wires wheels heat shrink silicone wire hobby knife and spare blades battery connectors (male and female) switching BEC/UBEC (if your ESC doesn't have a switchmode BEC, the linear ones get hot) you'll also want a soldering iron, solder, some 'helping hands' (aligator clips on a iron stand to hold things in place while you solder them), and vice grips are handy too. You can use fishing line or string for wing struts, but the CF is a much better option. Were you planning to go ailerons or flaps as well? If so, add some hinge tape to your cart. Aaaaarrrrrrghhhhhh, The choices, the choices! ;D Good luck, Jay! John |
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