DW Hobby E19 Eagle V2 1430mm Build pt 3 - Electronics Setup & Finalizing Fuselage

DW Hobby E19 Eagle V2 1430mm Build pt 3 - Electronics Setup & Finalizing Fuselage.
In this video • DW Hobby E19 Eagle V2 ... We will be installing the power system and RC system then closing up the bottom of the fuselage. Next video will be the maiden flight and adjusting the battery placement.
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Eagle V2 Build Part 1
• DW Hobby E19 Eagle V2 ...
Eagle V2 Build Part 2
• DW Hobby E19 Eagle V2 ...
Specification:
Wingspan: 1430mm
Length: 760mm
Flying Weight≈550-580g
CG 60mm from leading edge of wing.
Parts:
Motor: 2216 920 kv
ESC: 20-30A
Servos: 9g*4pcs
Propeller: EP 9050
O-ring style prop saver
3S 1800-2200mAh LiPo Battery
Radio≥4CH
Features:
-All EPP foam airframe with pre-printed bird graphics
-Scale bird outline, fool even the local wildlife!
-Slow stable flyer due to large wing area
-Motor has O-ring style prop saver
-Simple to build, full color instructions included
Music from KZbin Audio Library
"Dreaming_in_432Hz" & "Hanging_Out"

[@davelawday6609]

Great instructional build video series... I'm definitely going to get one of these kits...thank you ❤

[@glennfelpel9785]

Nice job on the build again. Never get boring watching your videos. Thank you.

[@DaveMerc]

Oh that's good! I was afraid the dreamy music would put you to sleep.

[@b4566bb]

I know I've commented on the flying fickle finger of fate before but to tell you I love that thing is an understatement! I'm afraid that if I had that I would carry it around with me everywhere I went to include the doctor's office and grocery store.

[@DaveMerc]

Oh I remember that award now that you mention it. I will have to add some wings to the finger, lol

[@DickGibson]

Some great ideas there Dave

[@DaveMerc]

Thanks Dick! I will be looking forward to seeing some more of your AridZona videos.

[@SubToTripleThreatRC]

Nice job, thumbs from one of your friends in Canada! Cheers, Bob

[@DaveMerc]

Hey Bob, good to hear from you! Are you getting snowed in. We got the edge of the last one. Have a great Christmas season.

[@SubToTripleThreatRC]

We had an inch of powder last night but that's it so far. I'm not a big fan of snow and am always grateful for a "green" Christmas. Merry Christmas to you and yours and happy flying!

[@idontneednostinkingchannel6848]

Whew! I was worried you were gonna fly it without us! haha - Wonder if the hawks will chase this one?

[@DaveMerc]

I've got you covered. This eagle should attract some birds if the winter weather doesn't blow them away.

[@jimmcminnsr6309]

I just really enjoy watching you build anything. You're pretty good. When did you get your new Taranis X7S? What happened to your XD9+? I think I saw that radio, X7S, on your first eagle now that I think about it. As always great vid.

[@DaveMerc]

Happy Holidays Jim! We have three Taranis'. I have been using the QX7S more lately because of the easy menu knob. I also have an X9D and my son has the X9D+. I have both eagles on the QX7S now. I also have some Specktrum radios like the DX8 and DX6i that have not got much use lately. Thanks for watching!

[@jimmcminnsr6309]

@@DaveMerc Merry Christmas to you also, and a Happy New year.

[@best_pilot]

Hi Dave, a really great series ! ! I am currently building my large eagle as a pure glider (sharp spout instead of a bulky motor). I will use this bird for slope soaring in the high Austrian Alps - true and real eagle environment ! My question: Where is your battery located; close to c.g. ? Since flying without motor and prop I will have to replace their mass by a (smaller) battery alone - to be located towards / within the head. Thanks for a brief comment on your battery location !

[@Baloghvideo]

Dave as others said, great video, to the point and full of info! one question: why replace the v tail servos with metal gears while using the stock plastic servos for the ailerons?

[@lasersbee]

Yeah... I was wondering the same thing. I would have switched the type of servos around. The larger surface Ailerons would apply more force to the servos.

[@DaveMerc]

Thanks for watching! Question: Why stock servos on the wings but more expensive metal gear servos on the v-tail? Answer: My experience has been that the RC Eagle will fly ok with one or none of the ailerons but if one of the v-tail servos fails it always ends badly. Therefore to save money I use the cheaper plastic gear servos on the ailerons.

[@rogershaner1625]

Nice touch, strengthening with ply doublers. Only dislike is eschewing original electronics. Review should use what the average buyer would go with.

[@upperechelon3456]

Superb video Dave. Question: Do you use V-tail in the initial model configuration on your taranis? Thanks

[@DaveMerc]

No wasn't necessary to use it.

[@upperechelon3456]

@@DaveMerc Thank you for your prompt replay.

[@blackbirdboy1]

Always wondered, what size fuel line do you use? The odd model comes with some, but I'd like to use it on all my planes. I live in the UK, so a rough size in mm would be appreciated, cheers.

[@DaveMerc]

The answer to that is 6.35mm OD or 1/4 inch OD fuel line hose is what I have been using to hold the clevises closed.

[@blackbirdboy1]

@@DaveMerc Cheers for the fast responce Dave. Would that 6mm size be the inner diameter? I've found some Silicolne tube 6x8mm. Do you reckon that would be about right, or is the 6mm the oiter diameter? So more 4x6mm?

[@DaveMerc]

6.35mm OD or 1/4 inch OD so it's probably the 4x6mm.

[@holaperrito2554]

Where can I get the same triple wire plug connector to connect the motor wires to the esc? I’m also using same stock motor for initial build

[@DaveMerc]

HobbyKing China is where I got them.

[@holaperrito2554]

@@DaveMerc thank you sir! Really enjoy your channel. Happened to find it due to the DW eagle plane. Keep up the great work

[@theBodger]

Pronounced. AluMinium. Not. Aluminum