E_Sky Belt CP

This is how I set up the HBK II but the same process can be used on the Belt CP

In the process of making some new videos about the Belt CP V2 for beginners

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Hello, I purchased two Belt CP Heli's for Christmas. They both got destroyed. I have now purchased a "PRE-flight" simulator but I have no idea exactly where the settings should be on the 6-channel or what most of them even do. Both instructions fall way short of instructions. Do you show the controller settings on any of your videos?

Thanks,
ZekeSr

I've never used pre-flight before

Thanks, Nutcaze, for posting that set up guide on the King. That is gonna help me a lot with my Belt. A lot easier to follow than the other guide. :smiley-happy03 :worthy:

Donnie D

no problem, in the video section I just put a post with mutiple set up vids for CP's, might be something to check out when you get time

Very nice TUTs, gr8 job.

when you spin up for adjust the blade tracking, till which position to move the throttle stick?
On my belt, till middle position in normal mode it looks good. On ¾ its out.
When the stick in normal mode, is in center position, how much pitch it should have?
Thx

hello,
can i also use hobbywing 40a ESC? if it can than i can buy 2 of those(1 for belt and other 1 for king 2) and can i use EMAX program card vor hobbywing ESC? cuz the site where i buy my stuffs dont have the hobbywing program card.

thq

You can use 40A ESC. But brushless ESC cant be installed on the king 2 with stock motor, because it is brushed motor. And if you bought belt cp v2 you don't really need to upgrade ESC, because stock ESC is pretty good

hehe but sometimes they can catch on fire and i dont wanna get that risk xD
its me first 6 ch heli and i dont want i to catch fire on my first flight..

In the first flight it will definitely not go on fire. I am flying my belt cp v2 about 3 months now without any problems. The v2 uses better ESC than belt cp v1

lar5web wrote:

Very nice TUTs, gr8 job.

when you spin up for adjust the blade tracking, till which position to move the throttle stick?
On my belt, till middle position in normal mode it looks good. On ¾ its out.
When the stick in normal mode, is in center position, how much pitch it should have?
Thx

It should have zero pitch at or close mid stick in normal mode too

reaz wrote:

hello,
can i also use hobbywing 40a ESC? if it can than i can buy 2 of those(1 for belt and other 1 for king 2) and can i use EMAX program card vor hobbywing ESC? cuz the site where i buy my stuffs dont have the hobbywing program card.

thq

you can use then but a 40A is a little big for the HBK II. 30A ESC's would be better for those helis.

hmm can someone show me where the esc is mounted on the HBK II ?
cuz i want a hobbywing esc and the site where i get my stuffs only have 25a, 40a and 40a esc's from hobbywing.
but the 40a is not big for belt cp v2?

I always had a problem finding a good spot to mount the ESC on the HBK II. But as far as ESC's for the Belt CP, you'd be better off with a 30A for that heli too. You could use the 40A on the Belt CP if you wanted, but you really wouldn't want to use one on the HBK II.

80% of HBK II and Belt CP owners use 30A ESC's

hmmm can you help me out then?
i use the stock brushless motor on belt cp v2
and a 3100 or 3900 motor on the HBK II

the shop has the following ESC's

- ESky 25A Brushless Electronic Speed Controller ESC
- ESky 20A Electronic Speed Controller ESC
- EMAX 25A Programmable Brushless ESC + connectors
- EMAX 35A Programmable Brushless ESC + connectors
- EMAX 60A Programmable Brushless ESC + connectors
- HobbyWing Pentium-40A Programmable Brushless ESC + connectors
- HobbyWing Pentium-60A Programmable Brushless ESC + connectors
- HobbyWing Pentium-25A Programmable Brushless ESC + connectors

witch one should i buy?

what company are you trying to order from? They don't sell 30A ESC's? Maybe we can find you another shop. If not I'd get the 40A Hobbywing for the Belt CP and the 25A Hobbywing for the HBK II

i order from www.rc711.com, its a company in Hong Kong.
My fammily lives there and i am going to visit them in July.
Now i need the information so that they can prepare for stuffs that i need ;P
http://www.rc711.com/shop/index.php?cPath=27_42
this is the ESC catagory

I think this will be best: http://www.rc711.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=27_42&products_id=747
But why you have to buy from rc711 only? This ESC is very expensive. I have posted many shops in Hong Kong here: https://myrcguidesforum.forumotion.net/rc-info-how-to-vids-and-guides-f26/rc-vendor-list-t316.htm

oh tyvm i want to buy there cuz i also gonna buy my helis there.
if i can find a 30a hobbywing ESC in hong kong than i am going to buy those there.

In the process of making some new videos about the Belt CP V2 for beginners

I just got my cp v2 last week... still trying to get it off the ground
cant wait for more vids about this one
thanks for the info nuttcaze

Hi marc, i just got my belt cp v2 from xheli do i need to set up something i have read the instruction manual but i dont know if i have to do something else, this is my very first 6channel helicopter

thanks for your help

While you are waiting for Nutz to reply, PLEASE do the following.

Go to the 6 chan section of this forum and click on the Belt CP stickey and get familar with the info there.

Before you power up:

Strap your heli to a workbench,TURN ON YOUR TRANSMITER FIRST, then plug in heli,
spool it up for the first time strapped to that workbench.

REASON

MY heli had BAD glitching problems on first spool up. If it had not been strapped down, it would have self destructed.

Yours is probably a 2.4G, and you probably won't have any problems, but better safe than sorry.

Good luck and have fun,

Donnie D

thanks for your advise, in fact it is 2.4 i have checked many things like blades and it seem to be ok but i still afrid of crashing it i have coax heli and i can fly it well but this one is too big (for me) i think i will start with "real flight"

Like I said, spool it up first strapped down to something. You can sort of get a feel for the sticks, and check for obvious problems that way.

Then make yourself a training gear out of dowel rods and ping pong balls and just go real slow. Just get it light on the skids a few times before you try to get airborn.

Google RADD'S school of flight. Lot's of folks swear by this training method.

Donnie D

well i have tried it, but it seems to be grong

do i need to set up something in mi TX? i have all trims on center (less throttle one) and when i try to lift it up it goes to left

what do i need to adjut on my tx?

Hard to say. All helicopters have a tendency to drift left at lift off. You need to be sure to use a training gear, and I do recommend you go to RADD'S school of flight.


How much experience do you have flying RC helis?

Donnie D