R/C helicopter web page

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Hello and thank you for
visiting my home page.
Hopefully all the information I
have stored on my computer has made
it all the way to the world wide
web. I will be uploading pictures, videos
and information about the equipment
that i use.
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you got any questions at all, please
send me an
e-mail,
and I will answer you as fast as I
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- TomR
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Hi, my name is Tom-Erik Rolfson I am 20 years
old and live right outside the capital city of Norway,
Oslo.
I have been flying r/c helicopters for 4 years and r/c
planes for about 5. The last 3 years i have been
flying the Thunder Tiger raptor series. mainly the
Raptor 90SE.
At the moment I am in the Airforce flying radio controlled
target planes that is beeing used to test out new
weapon systems for the Military.
I am atm flying two Raptor 90SE's
with this setup:
Spektrum DX7
Spektrum AR9000
Spektrum dual output regulator
JR 8717 servos
OS 91HZ/SZ
CYE MP5 / Hatori
SB-18
CYE Radix 710mm Stick banger blades
CYE Radix 105mm tail blades
CYE Super Stubz
CYE ATG Governor
CYE Solid G w/BL251
Fromeco 2600mah/4800mah Relion
battery
Infinavation dampners with tuning kit
Infinavation fuel tank fitting
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I am using 20% expo allround and with about +14/ -14
degree pitch and 9 degrees cyclic. I am using the
G-force mixing arms to get more cyclic and more pitch
out of the Raptor.
I have tried variouse kinds of blades, but find the
Radix 710SB(175g) blades to be one of the best for my
flying style.The
710SB blades really gives you alot of punch and "snap",
and the
orginale 185g Radix 710 gives you smoothness and great
autos. When I use the Radix 710SB blades and the
Superstubz paddles i am using the weights that came
with the paddles about 7cm out from my flybar cage, to
calm it down just a little bit.
I 'm also flying a Beam E4 450size helicopter
with:
Spektrum AR6100
CYE Solid G
CYE Radix 325mm
Scorpion 2221-6
Scorpion 55W ESC
Thunder Power eXtreme V2
You can find more info on one of my local flying field here:
http://www.ahmhk.com/