cp wasa wanna be

[will p2]

wheh!hew ,im up.Adding the pins to the board was easier than i thought but still takes care,just used a set of pins of an old reciever.heres my set up
stock g295(plan to go brushless in future)
8 th pinion
8 cell 250 sanyos
pico board with extra connector
fly bar bearings
so far the best time i have on this set up is 5.15,yes 5.15 on sanyo 250s and the stock g295,i couldnt believe although life will surely be shortened on the mpotors as they run a little hotter than what they are used to (but not outa control hot )
Man!talk about altitude control ,that chopper ups and down quicker than a hooker on high street,am missing the positive control of the ball mods from the fixed pitch though,this one could be harder to convert though because of the sliding mechanism although i am thinking js ball set up with the plastic cover on top could be the go as long as the balll shaft is short enough and the cap is not to tall,it then should be able to have the slidy thing go up and down inside the ball and be held there by the cap,know what i mean?.this just gets bettter,i love it,impress your friends by sitting on the ground in slight neg pitch m, makes the coolest chopper hum .
The question now is what sort of curves should i be running on the throttle seeing as it is not brushless,i am currently on linear but would having say 0,50,70,80,90 be more efficient on the motor?.

[This message has been edited by will p2 (edited 11-12-2001).]