OrangeRx RX3S V2 Stabilizer - Test Flight

by ProjectFlightDesign | July 1, 2013 | (0) Posted in Reviews

This is the HobbyKing OrangeRx V2 Stabilization unit on my Pusher Delta. This delta wing is a great park flyer but definitely gets pushed around by the wind. This stabilization unit works great for windy conditions!

Link to stabilizer: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewitem.asp?idproduct=28456&aff=238467

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Please see my other videos for information about setting up this stabilizer on a delta wing and for information about this wing and how to build it.

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COMMENTS

slav on July 1, 2013
I have the earlier version with no receiver and it is good you can set it to AUX to switch it on or off
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ProjectFlightDesign on July 5, 2013
I am working to figure out how to do that right now. It'd be great to turn it on and off
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Battershell on July 4, 2013
Definitely should mount that stabilizer solid to the fuse. Being loose it doesn't work nearly as well.
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ProjectFlightDesign on July 5, 2013
I have it on velcro right now, I was thinking that it may help reduce vibration sensing. Do you have good results with solidly mounting it?
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Battershell on July 6, 2013
Good results yes. Being mounted solid it responds a lot faster to any abrupt changes. Double sided tape is the best solution. Also think about it being loose. Any changes to its axis makes the unit move to its loose limits then it stops sending another jolt to it making it send out yet another command to the servos to correct its attitude. Does this make sense? Think of it as a marble in a box. Not a good environment to be in if it is slinging all over the place sending false inputs.
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ProjectFlightDesign on July 8, 2013
Good call! I will definitely try a more rigid mount - you are completely correct here
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NoUsername on July 5, 2013
I'd like a few of those!

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ProjectFlightDesign on July 5, 2013
They are amazing! I fully recommend them
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OrangeRx RX3S V2 Stabilizer - Test Flight