Uwe Behr

You'll enjoy the T-Rex mechanic for a long time 👍

One of the most beautiful and detailed RC helicopters at Rotor Live

We call it POV. Thank you so much, Thomas!

The small details require a lot of attention, but ultimately they greatly enhance the realism. Keep it up, it will pay off in the end.

I'm very glad you liked my documentation and the result.

Thank you so much, Butch!

The arrangement of the displays looks fantastic. I'm excited to see the final result.

You need a second work table 🤷

good job 👍

Our Christoph Wegerl also has a talent for excellent videos.

I've received some questions on my post. Therefore, I'm going to write a short chaptered story.

I've made a total of three flights with the dampers. There were no vibrations or changes in flight behavior. The dampers also show no signs of wear. In summary, they work perfectly.

I've already seen it work on a Stefan Witte rotor head. I developed it for my 700 Roban rotor head, but haven't tested it in flight yet. I'll give it a try and report back.

I designed it in my CAD drawing program and printed it in 3D

You just need to mechanically decouple the potentiometer. Then the motor will run continuously. You can then adjust the speed using the potentiometer.

Nice exhaust ports

Thomas, the accuracy is described in the manufacturer's data sheet. I can also say that it is absolutely reliable. You can draw good conclusions from the amounts of fuel refueled after each flight. I don't offer it as a kit. But you can send me a PM. I'm sure we can find a good solution.

Wonderful work 🥰

This trolley is then lashed in the trailer

If you choose a trailer, you have to keep in mind that an empty trailer (except for the 25kg helicopter) offers no cushioning. For this reason, it is very important to dampen the helicopter itself against vibrations.