Trex 600 Nitro Tips?

Discussion in 'The Chat Room' started by mr_squiggle, Aug 18, 2014.

By mr_squiggle on Aug 18, 2014 at 8:31 PM
  1. mr_squiggle

    mr_squiggle Well-Known Member

    So after learning on electrics an opportunity comes by to swap a Trex 450 for a Trex 600 nitro....and I grab it with both hands.
    It's an older flybarred version, but that's no drama since I learnt on a flybarred girl; and it's got a nice tight sounding Align 50 in it.
    I have experience with nitro motors in buggies and planks so I've got the gear and can tune them no worries.
    There's a push glow, but no governor.
    Any tips & tricks specific to nitros to look out for?
     

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Discussion in 'The Chat Room' started by mr_squiggle, Aug 18, 2014.

    1. Captain

      Captain Active Member

      Yep. Sore thumbs
       
    2. mr_squiggle

      mr_squiggle Well-Known Member

      Ok, I'll bite. Why sore thumbs? Flying for so long perhaps?
       
    3. feral

      feral Well-Known Member

      Yep make sure you have heaps of fuel and locktite.

      And make sure its NOT in idle up when you fire it up ask me why its not real funny
       
    4. feral

      feral Well-Known Member

      @Jeff B is the nitro master im sure he'll chime in
       
    5. mr_squiggle

      mr_squiggle Well-Known Member

      Loctite - check
      Not in idle up - chicken dance anyone? That would be priceless! I will remember that one.
       
    6. feral

      feral Well-Known Member

      Ive got a big scratch on my radio to prove my ignorance bro
      The problem is the chicken dance while your holding the head and the starter
       
    7. Jeff_Bradley

      Jeff_Bradley Well-Known Member

      Make sure you have plenty of fuel and heaps of glow plugs. Nitro helis make you fly more and +1 on the sore thumbs. Tuning is a skill but start super rich.


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