WingFlyer Z150 is adverted here, so why does it tell about the Z100 not Z150? Why does it need a battery if it is people powered by peddles?
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Models WF Z100 and Z150 are similar. Differences are in weight limit, handlebars stem and brake system. By clicking on each model on website will give you information for specific model. No battery of any kind needed for any of Zike/ Wingflyer products. You can also visit zike.net and YouTube websites for more information. Zike Tech.
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Is the 255W or 260W better? I'm specifically looking for one with MPH on on the screen so I can see how fast I'm traveling, and I can't find anything to tell me whether the 260 has it.
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the flight time could possibly overheat the motors if you run them at close to full power for a long time. The motor should have a rating on it showing how much voltage and amps it draws, i would be more worried about your esc. But i would imagine that you should be fine because it is only a two cell.
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It's ready to fly right out of the box.... you will need to do a few things to put the wings on and charge the battery but very easy to fly !!
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I just got a response back from the selling company saying that the battery DOES NOT need extra components, and that the malfunction was most likely not the fault of the battery. I'm taking the bike and the suspect battery to a mechanic tomorrow morning, and I'll be back with more information tomorrow evening.
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The Z1000 would replace your Lionel transformer so....just attach the wires from the fast track to the Z1000.
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Not sure. I've got one that is currently not flying too and I've changed all the parts and still can't figure it out??? I still have one that's working good, but still... I will I would of got different ones. They're not bad, but for the price, they should be better!
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There are two kinds of batteries for the radios. There's a battery in the plane and batteries in the remote control on the ground. The Spyhawk airplane takes a two cell lithium battery like the one that came with it. Hubsan's batteries are light and an excellent fit for the plane but are not very durable and have a short flight time. Once or twice I've had a complete loss of control/blue screen and suspect battery faults. None of my Hubsan batteries have lasted more than a year. I use them when I want excellent performance and a high climb. I've used Eflight batteries that are roughly twice the capacity. Those give me about 20 minutes of flight time and are dependable but are a little heavy and make the glider a little front heavy and harder to fly. The batteries in the remote control are regular AAs. I've used NMHi rechargeable cells because the RC eats AAs quickly. This taught me that the RC will work on 10V and down to about 9.5V. Hubsan makes a rechargeable battery for the RC handset but I don't know what it is.
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Even with the extra battery you are only increasing the flying time 14 to 20 minutes. Overall you are still down 20 to 25 minutes not including the time it takes to change out the battery. There are larger, more expensive models that provide more flying time if you can afford them. My best suggestion would be to just relax and have fun.
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No diff. Easier to see and better deal. You defiantly want the extra battery. Take off the canopy and cut off the blade guards and if flies like a high quality quad. The full canopy causes wind drag. Bit for beginning it's a good thing.
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Sharon, I bought this plane and knew it was a horrible mistake. You will have to build the plane to figure out. There are no controls or electrical appliances to this plane. I would buy the Hobbyzone champ. Definetely worth the best buy.
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I believe this is the "new" battery connection. My blue one like this flies and hovers in a very stable manner. I have 4 V911s and the blue is my favorite.
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I'm getting the Z950 too... Does anybody know the answer to Bernard's question? (about the first charge)@Bernard: getting the battery out is in the manual
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Mr. Johnson is correct. However why would you want to? I run these, and the 24 LED head light off the balance tap with hardly any reduced flight time.A 9v battery,(+velcro), will add 47grams / 1.7oz. of weight and that WOULD reduce flight time! Weight is a real buzz kill for a stock Phantom v1
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yes is it ready to fly Joao, but let me tell you that it is underpowered, I modified it to brushless motor. regards
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Mine was dead on arrival. Support was awful. Expect that if they don't work off the bat, they likely won't work at all. The pedals are usually run through the simulator anyway , so if you are using plane, you are likely good to go.
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I built my first quadcopter with Neewer 30A Esc's and A2213/12 1000kV brushless motors... Also use the KK 2.0 board.. its available on hobbyking but I think they are out of stock now... With the KK board building it is simpler.. But if you want to build one on your own with your own software, you can use arduino board.. its pretty easy to program that... The brushless motors and the ESC's are available on amazon by 'soldon'...