if i get the A8-3 engine how high will it fly
1680039
depending on the model of the rocket an A8-3 engine can fly anywhere from 200 to 650 feet. Based on a typical 1oz. model it should fly around 450 feet.
2237753
Rated at 70cm which is 27 inches, but thats blade tip to blade tip. The fuselage is actually about 21 inches, great heli just get some replacement motors.
1047436
Yes, just be aware that you will need a 6 ch Rx to control the flaps. The plane is superb!
1756219
I never used It on avNythinag higher than probably 350.tpo 375 and it was fine.
678742
They need any engines that have a 'T' at the end of the engine number. the 'T' means smaller engines. Amazon sells the 1/2A3-4T and the A3-4T. The one with the 1/2 in front does not go nearly as high, so my kids (and myself) enjoy the others better full A3-4T better
1354321
Depends on what RPM your running it at. In general it's very quite 8/9 depending on what your scale is. At low RPM which us most of the time, you won't know it's on.
315325
Sorry not sure what your asking. I bought 2 niether one would fly. Returned both.
806103
The FAA has regulations limiting the heights of flights. Hypothetically, the craft can climb until it's battery is exhausted or it loses signal from the transmitter at which time it will go into failsafe mode and return to origin. Anytime you fly higher or farther than visual range, you risk losing a very expensive aircraft.
1522444
The Engine Speed is what it is. You can turn down the throttle would maybe slow it down some. You should have a A&B; settings for cut height. I know they will go up to 21/4 to 21/2 inches.
221885
That is an interesting question. Responses so far suggest that elevation (less dense air) does not have too significant effect. In theory there might be some loss of performance as the rotors are acting upon less dense air, maybe requiring higher throttle setting to maintain height; resulting in shorter flight time. Also the less dense air might reduce the cooling of the motors, which might be working harder to maintain height. Having said that, the motors are to some extent force air cooled, and at that elevation the air temperature might be cooler anyway.
1055847
The letter and number codes refer to the launch strength of the rocket engines. That strength determines how high the rocket will fly and how quickly it will gain speed. (In fact, if you look inside the different engines themselves you can see different amounts of fuel packed into them!) Small imperfections in rocket design or launch pad set up become more impactful with the higher strength rockets. As such, it is recommended to start with the weakest engine, the A8-3, to get used to what launching rockets is like, and to test out your launch set up. Once you feel comfortable with the A8-3, you can jump to higher power engines. Either way, the A8-3 packs enough power to send any regular sized rocket hundreds of feet into the air, so there's no harm starting there. When working with children, i only use A8-3 engines.
2168912
I am not sure what jetting would be good at that altitude. It is very tuneable with a pilot jet, jet needle and accelerator pump nozzle, all of which can be changed. That is the good news and the bad news, since there is a lot to tune.
920539
Probably not. If you did, you will need a large space. This helicopter likes to climb and move quick.
1067045
I haven't had it outside yet so I don't know how high it will go, but I've flown it indoors and have had a lot of fun with it. My ceiling is 8ft high.
93944
Wrong answer. Thought you were changing engines....DUUUHH!It will probably be too big. Get the 115hp cover.
585962
I just got the one I ordered, 7 grams according to my scale. I put this in a Syma S36 (almost the same as a S107) and it is too heavy. It will fly normally with just a touch of forward movement for about 5min. After that it loses altitude and power due to the extra weight. It flies another 5min (10 total) but will only get maybe 5in off the ground with max power.
221892
That is a very good question. I live at 1500 feet and it flies well. I'm sorry I couldn't answer your question.