i just bought an electric rc helicopter and nowhere can i find the meaning of PIT parameter. can anyone explain this to me please. thanks
i just bought an electric rc helicopter and nowhere can i find the meaning of PIT parameter. can anyone explain this to me please. thanks
Posted in RC Helicopter
Tagged anyone, electric rc helicopter, electric rc helicopters, Helicopter, Meaning, parameter, Pit

This is the glow powered, radio controlled, almost ready to fly, Stinger II Sport Aerobat from Lanier RC by Great Planes. FEATURES: Construction: Built-up balsa and ply Wing: Two-piece with joiner tube Aileron Control: Dual servo Covering: Top Flite MonoKote Cowl: Painted fiberglass Canopy: Clear plastic with painted pilot bust, lifts off for access to radio gear compartment Spinner: 2.75″ (70mm) red plastic Engine Mount: Two-piece composite Landing Gear: 0.12″ (3mm) thick aluminum Wheels: Foam main, 2.5″ (63mm) diameter, 1″ (25.4mm) tailwheel Wheel Pants: Painted fiberglass Fuel Tank: 9oz (260cc) Building Time: Ready to fly in several hours Warranty: Great Planes Model Manufacturing Company guarantees this kit free from defects in both materials and workmanship at the date of purchase. INCLUDES: ARF Stinger II Sport Aerobat with Fuel Tank, Landing Gear, Wheels, Decals, Wheel Pants and Instruction Manual REQUIRES: Radio: At least four channel Servos: Five standard ball bearing 6″ (152mm) Servo Extensions: Two for ailerons Y Harness: For aileron servos if using radio with no mixing functions Engine: .46-.55 cu in (7.5-9cc) 2-stroke OR .70-.72 cu in (11.5-12cc) 4-stroke Muffler: Pitts style Building and field equipment SPECS: Wingspan: 49.5″ (1255mm) Wing Area: 586 in² (37.8 dm²) Weight: 5-5.5 lb (2270-2490 g) Wing Loading: 20-22 oz/ft² (61-67 g/dm²) Length: 46″ (1170mm) Center of Gravity (CG): 3-1/4″ (83mm) back from the leading edge of the wing at the fuselage side …
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In this video I will show you guys how I made my R/C boat for under (Jul 3,2011) – (12ys)
what is the factory set up turns out for low and high speed needle for the RC airplane engine super tiger .75 please help me tanks.
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Tagged Airplane, airplane engine, Engine, factory, high speed, needle, rc airplane, speed, speed needle, tanks, tiger
Im looking at the traxxas villain and i was wondering if i would look like an idiot running it in the ocean either on the shore or in a harbor.
Ok….i need details on how to build a 2 stage model rocket with regular C engines…..Thanks
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Tagged model, model rocket, question, Rocket, Stage, stage model
VERY COOL Ralph Losemann´s J-10 Jetcat 160SE vector thrust control FROM GERMANY
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Check out Squirrels forum! forums.thetoyz.com This vid will show you how to tune your nitro engine on the LSN, HSN, MSN and other methods. Not sure if it is a idle or lean issue? We will help you! This video will show you the theory on how to turn. The counter clock wise (CCW) and clock wise (CW) movements of the hsn (high speed needle) and low speed needle (LSN) and how they affect the kits speed and power over all. This will show you the theory of fine tuning either from the amount of smoke out of the pipe to increased speed an the amount of power off the starting line. The next video will show you the actual tuning of the engines over theory. This video is on my break in method. I use half of the new school break in method and half of the traxxas. My method goes like this tank 1: 1/4 throttle, leaned to 200 degrees, no full brakes and really no time limits on the throttle ever to keep it moving like the new school method. Tank 2 and 3 are half throttle tanks. Same as above. You can tune the engine a little more if you would like. Dont fully tune though as you want to keep it a little bit rich. Tanks 4 and 5 are full throttle. Again with the above, tune a little more if you want. I have mine so that it is in ball part by the time that the last tank is done. Keep the truck moving like the new school method. This vid is on the new school break in method. The nice part about this method is that heat is good and it is the focus of the break in. Once you achieve a constant …
Video Rating: 4 / 5