36in Dynam Meteor 70mm EDF PNP (EPO Foam)

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Product Review (submitted on January 24, 2015):

With other reviews i studied plus my own i have found that the first generation dynam motor had more power and more promise in the 4s and 5s lipo category.They detuned the motor. A motor swap and esc swap are in order i prefer a hobby-wing 60a or 80a esc and external bec to start or a exceed rc proton 60a or 80a esc and external bec for safety esc over heat cut off protection .The fan and motor i will upgrade to a 6 to 10 blade cyclone edf unit with a free-wing 2300 kv motor rated for 4s, 5s ,and 6s capable. The dynam esc loses motor tracking capability on quick throttle up then regains its tracking motor on throttle up shortly after ranging a quarter throttle spool up. Liner tracking is compromised on sudden throttle up. When tested the two other esc i describe are more linear across the board while throttling up they were very smooth without missing motor tracking phase. Also spring loaded landing gear instead of single strait shaft landing gear decrease the possibility of wheel hop and a better sticking buffered landing and less stress on fuselage under carriage.And wing installed retracts I also noted battery tray loose in glue areas noted checked and re-glued and noted by other post and reviews looked at by me. Also i made an elevator servo arm swap to gain more throw to upgrade handling response do to improper elevator travel all these upgrades were made by me before i even attempted to assemble the plane. And it is put back in the box until it gets warm out then i will assemble it. I also checked servos with a servo tester to make sure there were no sudden failures in that department if you do all of these spot checks , fixes , check all glue surfaces you will have a descent first maiden flight and a very safe one and last but not least do a surfaces check and cg check always before flight. this jet turns from [c] class to [a] class with just a few changes. Over all it is a very good frame to work with. Thank you