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No more gears... No more tears...
Sorry,
We are no longer making the Hoss X4. We still will be providing
replacement parts though.
Hoss x4 Frame
Kit Information
The most advanced,
universal, and durable Trex frame out
there.
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Main
Features:
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True 120 degree eCCPM
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Main belt driven
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Tail belt driven
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Bottom motor mount
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Large protective battery
tray
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Level or raked landing gear
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HS-56 or HS-65 servo
compatible
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Accepts stock canopy
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Auto-rotation implemented
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Light weight anodized aluminum
screws
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Urethane / Kevlar belts
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CNC Aluminum pulleys
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3rd lower bearing
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Specifications:
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Required parts and components to complete
kit:
- Entire Rotor assembly including main
shaft with one way assembly
- Main bearings
- Entire Tail assembly including boom
- Compatible swash plates: (Micro
heli) MH-TX4120XL, (Align) HS1090, HS1111-78,
HS1111,
(Heli-up) CLP00137
- Brushless motor: 400 to 500 size
(in-runners are quieter)
- Micro Receiver: 5 or 6 channel
- HS56 or HS65 servos (3)
- Electronic Speed Controller (30 to
50amp)
- Battery Eliminator Circuit (unless
ESC integrated)
- 6 channel CCPM capable transmitter
- 3,4 or 5 Cell, 1700-2600mAH Lithium
Polymer battery
For brushless motor maximum
efficiency:
If using 3 cell Lithium Polymer: 1500
to 3500KV motor
If using 4 cell Lithium Polymer: 1500 to
2500KV motor
If using 5 cell Lithium Polymer: 1500 to
2000KV motor
Brushless motors: 3mm or 3.175mm
shaft, (for 10T to 14T pulley)
Brushless motors: 4mm shaft, (for 15T to
22T pulley)
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The parts are CNC machined by me, a mix of aluminum,
G10, and delrin. All the hardware and fasteners are high
quality, from grade 6 to 12.
Made in the USA! Here in
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Kit Options:
1. G10 color (black or blue)
2. HS-65 or HS-56 servo mounts
3. 1 motor pulley included - sizes: 10T, 11T, 12T, 14T
3.17mm bore
I can get 3mm bore or 4mm bore pulleys
on special request.
I will resume white delrin and there
will be a new selection of blue or red anodized screws
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3 months of
testing / revisions:
HOSS x4 THREAD |
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A little history:
The Hoss x4 frame started development
phases of the belt system back in Nov 2005. The first
prototype version was flying in Feb 2006. It had two
motor mounting spots for two different belts, and the
battery was mounted up front in the belly. The stock
Landing gear bolted right on. After a few weeks of
testing I decided that the frame needed a major design
overhaul so I could make it as univeral as possible for
motors, batteries, servos etc... The frame was
originally designed for HS56 servos. But with the
release of the HS65's I designed new mounting plates to
work with the frame in the late spring of 2006. The
design was changing everyday as I worked on the frame.
People that I knew kept asking me, "when is it going to
be done?" I Just kept saying, "soon soon!" After months
of design, and not to mention everything else involved;
the version 2 protoype was ready to be tested at the end
of August 2006. Durring testing All the weaknesses and
issues were taken care of to lead to the final version
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