Three question if you have time. 1. How do you balance main blades? I have a scale and saw several videos am still confused - should I buy a balancer? . 2. How do you replace the main shaft on a belt cp v2. 3. I forgot. Just learning my first heli esky belt cp v2. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you
Nuttcaze Admin
Subject: Re: Repair Work Sun Mar 08, 2009 3:13 am
I usually use a digital scale to make sure each blade weighs the same. I can't remember exactly how to remove it (its been a while since I owned a Belt CP) but try discoonecting the links from the servo arms to the swashplate, then remove the bolt out of the main gear and pull the entire shaft and head assembly right out of the top
mwf1227
Subject: Tools Tue Mar 10, 2009 9:54 pm
I was just getting ready to buy some hex and nut drivers from Whia tools when I realized I wasn't sure if I needed metric or standard for my Honey Bee - or any other heli for that matter Any ideas guys?
Donnie D
Subject: Re: Repair Work Tue Mar 10, 2009 11:09 pm
You will need metric. I purchased a tool kit from KA Planes that has most of the tools you will need. I don't remember the name if the kit, but just go to the tools tab and you'll see it. It's the one that comes in the aluminum case. Really nice kit. Only thing is you should keep a magnet so you can magnatize the tools. Helps a lot with all of the tiny little screws and stuff.
Donnie D
HBFP Pilot
Subject: Re: Repair Work Wed Mar 11, 2009 12:26 am
Donnie D wrote:
Only thing is you should keep a magnet so you can magnatize the tools. Helps a lot with all of the tiny little screws and stuff.
Subject: Repair Work 
Sun Mar 08, 2009 2:37 am
You will need metric. I purchased a tool kit from KA Planes that has most of the tools you will need. 
I don't remember the name if the kit, but just go to the tools tab and you'll see it. It's the one that comes in the aluminum case. Really nice kit. 
