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Repair guide on how to fix your Landing Gear Mount after a hard landing!

This tutorial applies to the older discontinued planes only. The stock motor mount is plenty strong. However, in instances where prop strikes are becoming frequent or when flying on an over powered setup, a little reinforcement to the motor mount is an advantage.

This type of damage is not as bad as it seems and its quite repairable. These things happens for a number of reasons such as: 1.The use of excessive force when inserting the motor mount into the fuselage during the build. 2. Accidental knocks during transportation 3. Extremely high-G maneouver over-stressing the airframe (due very violent maneouver at excessive speeds). I

Overview Here’s a simple way to rig up the solder-on lightweight servo extension cables for a neat installation and to get rid of excess weight. Items Required. 18W Low Power Soldering Iron Solder Flux paste 2mm and 6mm heat shrink insulation Cutting pliers Sharp Blade Electronic Work Centre Vise Needle nose pliers Lightweight servo cable Male servo connectors

How balancing cables are connected to Lipo Packs   Due to the non-standardization of current lipo manufacturers, there is no universal form factor for the balancing plugs and this becomes quite a nightmare for most EP enthusiasts owning a several brands of battery packs.   Although the JST-HXT form factor appears to be the most common “standard” adopted, there are