Notice 800 Size Align Video Helicopter

Discussion in 'Industry News' started by smakmeharder, May 1, 2015.

By smakmeharder on May 1, 2015 at 7:56 PM
  1. smakmeharder

    smakmeharder Administrator

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    This thing is a monster!

    http://www.align.com.tw/helicopter-en/aerial800e/



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    Newly designed DFC flybarless rotor head system utilizes extreme low CG design, effectively reduces resistance during flight, increased flight responsiveness and precision.


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    Dual section battery mount.


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    Top mounted motor base, allowing blade drafts to cool the motor effectively. New style linkage rod design, complete assembly increases linkage rod rigidity.


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    Utilizes high spec M1 112T CNC helical main gear and M1 tail drive helical gear. Designed for 800 class helicopter, utilize 110T main gear and 13T pinion for optimal ratio.


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    Innovative sliding battery tray rails imbedded into 3K side frame.


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    Add APS mount for easy ESC and APS GYRO installations.


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    A7075-T6 Aluminum alloy material and CNC processed Metal Anti Rotation Bracket .


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    High quality pre-painted vertical carbon tail fin & new 115mm 3K carbon fiber tail blades with thickened Φ24mm tail boom.


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    Utilizes dual point attachment design for zero play and higher precision control feel.


    Specification
    • Length: 1490mm
    • Height: 400mm
    • Main Blade Length: 800mm
    • Main Rotor Diameter: 1780mm
    • Tail Rotor Diameter: 301mm
    • Motor Drive Gear:13T
    • Main Drive Gear:110T
    • Autorotation Tail Drive Gear: 104T
    • Tail Drive Gear: 22T
    • Drive Gear Ratio: 1:8.46:4.73
    • Weight(With Motor): 3516g
    • Flying Weight: 5400g

    Accessories
    • T-REX 800E DFC Kits Set x 1 set
    • 3GX Flybarless system x 1
    • 800 Carbon Fiber Blades x 1 set
    • BL700H High Voltage Brushless Servo x 3
    • BL750H High Voltage Brushless Servo x 1
    • 3K Carbon Fiber Tail Boom x 1
    • 750MX Brushless Motor(450KV) x 1
    • Castle ICE2 HV 120 Brushless ESC x 1
    • 115mm 3K Carbon Fiber Tail Blades x 1 set

    Radio transmitter and electronic equipment required for assembly
    • Transmitter(7-channel or more, helicopter system)
    • Receiver(7-channel or more)
    • 6S Li-Po 4500 ~ 5200mAh x 2
    • 2S Li-Po 1900 ~ 2300mAh x 1
    • Dial Pitch Gauge

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Discussion in 'Industry News' started by smakmeharder, May 1, 2015.

    1. ripcurlsurf

      ripcurlsurf Member

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      Yes this is what I scored second hand. Its only about 2 months old with 8 flights. When I first got it I was suspicious why it had a Castle 120 amp. All the other 800's have a 160.

      Yes it is a big machine
       
    2. utrinque

      utrinque Well-Known Member

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      This is old frame with push-pull design.

      It uses gears from 700. Fame width is the same.

      - frame is taller than in 700
      - boom is thicker and does not fit 700 frame (boom from stretch kit does)

      My point is... 800 is just heavier than 700 it is NOT stronger. ;)

      700 is more nimble, 800 is more majestic and FASTER! ;)

      Look at novel direct to swash design:

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    3. ChopsyWA

      ChopsyWA Well-Known Member

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      The Align Trex 800 Trekker pictured in the OP's post came with the Castle 120 whereas the Trex 800 Pro DFC pictured in @utringue's post came with the 160 ESC.
      It is a big machine, although really only a stretched 700 (shares allot of parts), not quite a true 800 like the massive Logo 800. Nonetheless it will get you a big beast in the air for allot cheaper than a logo...
      Just to throw the word out there, I have a Trex800Pro with a sh1t tonne of spare parts that I'd be happy to move on to someone keen to try Aligns flagship 800, PM me if interested :)
       
    4. feral

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      We'll have to do a 800 tandem flight Pete
      Nice work on stepping up to the 800 the trekker will suit your style well
       
    5. utrinque

      utrinque Well-Known Member

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      I do agree but who cares?



      I plan to fly my 800 clone over 200km/h using $50 motor and $200 ESC on 12S. I already did 192km/h two days ago.
       
    6. ChopsyWA

      ChopsyWA Well-Known Member

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      I didn't intend my comment to sound bad, I agree also with "who cares" - it is still an enjoyable heli to fly, I do like mine but have now moved on to other heli's. My comments where purely for information.
      That video you linked was one of the videos that made me order one 12 months ago :)

      Nice work getting that fast with your 800 @utrinque, great results from the big bird!

      Actually, all this talk about the Trex has me staring at mine thinking I might take her out for a fly tomorrow ;) Cheers!
       
    7. utrinque

      utrinque Well-Known Member

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      It did not sound bad at all. It is true.

      800 has bigger canopy and more room for lipos.

      It is funny that Rhinos 4900mAh fit easier than Zippys 4500mAh in 700 frame.
       

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