This Chopper was requested by KevinMurphy 2 months ago, probably should have finished it sooner, Oh well…
Make sure you read the instructions and builders notes.
The Blade CX2 is an updated Blade CX with the most current technology built in. The new Spektrum 2.4GHz DSM radio leaves you with no need to worry about interference. The updated 4-in-1 control unit gives you even better response time with minimized drifting. A brand new body design makes this beginner indoor R/C helicopter a must have. Don't worry about flying this indoor r/c helicopter into a wall of your home as replacement parts are inexpensive and easy to install.
Blade CX2 Features:
Ready to Fly - Factory Tested
2-cell 7.4V 800mAh Li-Po Battery
Feather Light Servos
Li-Po Battery Charger
Instructional DVD
Great First R/C Helicopter
Interference Free R/C Transmitter
Copied and Pasted from http://blade-cp-pro.com/blade-cx2.htm
Controls:
Throttle is Cyclic
VTOL up controls engine power
AG1 starts a hidden engine that provides forward motion
Builders notes:
Roll and pitch are a bit odd when hovering or at low speeds, but when you have forward motion it works just fine for me.
Autopilot can learn to fly this thing after about 15 minuets
Do not extreme maneuvers or put VTOL and Cyclic to high, it has a tendency to explode when you do that
Enjoy your flight, and an armed version is coming soon!
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Blade Cx2 Wip
- Successors 8 airplane(s) +21 bonus
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 101.2ft (30.8m)
- Length 101.2ft (30.8m)
- Height 22.6ft (6.9m)
- Empty Weight 13,756lbs (6,239kg)
- Loaded Weight 22,956lbs (10,412kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 2.055
- Wing Loading 18.5lbs/ft2 (90.3kg/m2)
- Wing Area 1,241.8ft2 (115.4m2)
- Drag Points 12509
Parts
- Number of Parts 200
- Control Surfaces 2
- Performance Cost 723
I bet the part count will be insane on the CX3
@helikiwi Thanks
Great rotorhead
Now make an mcx
Hey Aero it`s me( remember me Serpant) can you do me a favor and make me heli body for me to make one and ps please make sure its stable thanks
@AeroEngineering Thank you very much!
@Argosh sure you can use my rotor
@AeroEngineering
I love your helicopters , can I use your rotor ? By the way, we have ruskoyazychnyh community , and we will be very glad to see you , your buildings are wonderful !) Https://vk.com/simpleplanes
I love it
@Verdnan ok. I hope you can build some more soon. Your planes are awesome, and I can't wait more
@AeroEngineering Just contemplating some life changes is all. I haven't really felt that spark of creativity in while either. I am on the site almost daily though.
@Verdnan thanks. I havent seen you very much lately. What have been up to?
@AeroEngineering very nice execution. Plop down and camera pod and its like a real rc.
@Argosh thanks. You may also like my aerocopter hs-52, it is my first good one. And it has a full working cockpit
This is great! He's so smooth ! This is the first helicopter that I like !! Ideally! It is impossible to break ! It flies very well !!
@AV8R yeah, i kinda missed yaw control. Thanks for the feedback, though. :)
This is the best helicopter I've flown in SP. I was amazed to see how you made the rotor head work like an actual swashplate assembly. As a helo bubba, I'm impressed! I threw a rocket pod on the starboard wing mount and a gun on the port, fun doing runs on the ships :P Main complaint was lack of yaw control - added an RCN on each side of the tail fin to fix it, problem solved!
@AviationXpert154 lol
@iFalco thanks. I made it myself. I may take requests soon, idk
OMG HORIZON HOBBIES FTW
@Rafi2005 thanks
best helicopter iv'e ever flown in simpleplanes!
Hehe, I remember ripping one of these apart with my bare hands for parts.
@JShay Thanks
This is amazing! Wow!