Durafly Tundra V2 - PNF Build

[@hansleatherby1032]

good plane - you will like it

[@JorgeGomez-mr4hr]

Buenas tardes un favor, que medida tiene el adapter que va atornillado al motor donde va colocada Helice? Es que quiero cambiar la tuerca que atornilla la Helice por un spiner o adapter pequeño, gracias

[@matt79hz]

Hey mate.. I've had 5 flights so far. Using suggested 3s 2200 batts, but I only get about 4-5 mins, happy with 3s power.. what batts would you suggest ? Thanks :)

[@stonesrcchannel]

I am using 3300mah 3s and I get 6 minutes. I have tried a 2700mah nanotech which also got about the same. I found its best to get a few batteries they are the ones I use. My 2200 also only got me 4 minutes. I was hoping to get more from the 3300 but 6 and half is about it before low batt warning comes on. I am tempted to try hobbyking 3000mah graphene batteries and see how they go.

[@matt79hz]

@@stonesrcchannel cool. Have flown and enjoyed Aeroscout 1.1m, and then moved to this. The aeroscout is very good for what it is. Get about 12min on each battery. But the tundra is a def step up. I've installed the floats today, waiting for the wind to drop :)

[@matt79hz]

@@stonesrcchannel I'm pretty new to RC. Can fly well enough but don't know anything about batteries. Reckon this would go well ? "Turnigy nano-tech 4000mah 3S 25~50C Lipo Pack w/XT-60"

[@stonesrcchannel]

@@matt79hz it will work c rating is good 4000mah may be a bit heavy not sure whether you would get anymore time than I do due to extra weight of that battery. Personally I don’t think it’s worth going any more than a 3000mah with 3 cell. Just be sure the c rating is at least 25c or higher.

[@calvinmathys2023]

Didn't install the VG's?

[@stonesrcchannel]

No not in this video. I decided to paint them so they were installed later once I got paint.