hi yea so linear serves are very faulty and there is a chance of it possibly failing if it’s making noise. But, there’s a good chance there’s nothing wrong with it and the servo is just a little loud. If you have DEOxit (i believe it’s called) you can spray a little on the servo and it should help the servo work properly. I would reccomend u do more research on this b4 u do it though just to make sure you do it right. You can just search up UMX turbo timber evo servo issues and look for the post talking about DEOxit on servos.

I want you to fly again too.

It has way more power than it needs on 3s. I would not worry about adding more voltage to it. It would probably fly perfectly on 2s.

Is there anybody in your area that flies RC planes? If so, I would probably recommend getting a radio of the same brand that they are using so that they can help you setup your planes. I use a Radiomaster TX16S. It is by far the most feature packed radio you can get for the price. The downside is, that the operation system is not very intuitive until you’ve played with it for a while. There is almost no aircraft that I can just bind to and start flying. There is always something that needs to be set up or reversed on my outputs. Spectrum is the brand most people use because it works well and has many models pre-programmed. You just don’t get as much radio for your money, kind of like an IPhone. Flying stuff is a difficult hobby to get into successfully. Find some people around you that can teach you.

I’d agree with you, except that there is literally slack in the lines when it is in the air. The first 10% of my stick throw causes no movement on the wing. I thought about making them even a little shorter. I really don’t know though. I feel like I need to be smoother with my throttle input.

I’m stoked for you. They are super fun to fly. There is definitely a learning curve, just stick with it. Let me know how it goes.

@bushythebird it ain't starting right since i just figured that my Spektrum DX6I doesn't have the right kind of mixes to make it fly 😭... I could unearth the old Futaba FF9 but just remembering some easy programming with this Nasa inbreed thing is giving me some headache already... Gonna try to find a old DX7 Gen 2 for sale for cheap..

Sick trick! Thanks for the advice. How much throttle should be applied in a situation like that? It is definitely one of the coolest RCs I own.

Glad it helped. Thanks for watching.

Thanks. I’ll learn to launch it properly one day.

Even my “good” launches were pretty sketchy, haha. I feel like I need to commit and give it more throttle at the beginning of the launch. I’ve just been afraid to stall it I guess, but I also guess that stalling is probably better than throwing into the ground repeatedly. Hahaha.

@@bushythebird I know what you mean if you dont get it to launch it does hit the ground hard. I find alittle wind maybe around 5 to 6mph is good. Keep it up

I made a new video with my brake line length and setup tips. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJXdg56lZ9megaMsi=ZdVni55WXDue5Jfk

I agree. Super fun.

I made a new video with brake line length and setup tips. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJXdg56lZ9megaMsi=ZdVni55WXDue5Jfk

@@bushythebird perfect thanks for the video mate really help full hopefully I can fly the thing lol

Thanks. I got real crazy with it about 10 minutes into the flight, but my wife was trying to watch me fly rather than recording. I don’t blame her. They are 300% worth the money. Especially if you have a 3s battery kicking around for an RC car. Honestly, I don’t think it needs 3s. I feel like everything I did could have been accomplished on 2s and it probably wouldn’t have been as sketchy.

I'll measure them at some point soon. Basically, I hung the rig upside down with it powered on at Zero trim and tied the knot at the point where there is no slack in the brake lines.

@@bushythebird sounds good I still would post how much more you went past what they say. bc with what they say it barely turns.

@@bushythebirdgreat advice !!!! Thank you so much!!!!!

​@@bushythebird curious the change also

I like that. Way more resolution on takeoff. Great idea. I’m doing something like that for sure. Maybe 35% for takeoff? It would be nice to have a little extra power on tap.

@@ZachPap I just tied mine so that any movement of the arm would start to pull some brake. I might have got lucky. It’s super fun once you have control of it though.

Amazing advice thank you for this your a lifesaver!!!!!!!

@@bushythebird I’m in to take note of this during my set up

Amazing advice thank you for this your a lifesaver!!!!!!! I will make sure to address this during my set up

I made a new video with brake line length and setup tips. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJXdg56lZ9megaMsi=ZdVni55WXDue5Jfk

Thanks ✌

It was totally worth it. I had lots of water and hung out in the shade when my car needed a break.

Thanks Andy. More subs makes me want to make more videos. I will be posting another one soon.

Me too. Her truck is way cooler than mine. I sold mine so I wouldn’t have to compete with hers.

Thanks.

Thank you.