Category: Blade Nano CP X
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Brushless Nano Battery Lead Upgrade
Lately, there’s been a number of threads created where Nano CP X owners who have installed a brushless motor on their heli, have learn that upgrading to a thicker gauge wire improved performance noticeably. There is a noticeable increase in pop acceleration and less to no bogging. I wonder how much of it is due […]
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New Landing Skids
I want to share the landing skids I design and cut out by hand using a dremel. Guess where I got the inspiration. ;) I had some leftover .8mm CF I used for the mSRX brushless mount so I cut my first one out of that. I need to find some thinner, probably .5 or […]
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Blade Nano CP X Brushless Guide
I just finished putting together a step by step guide to upgrade your Nano CP X to brushless. Using the Dozuki software available for free on MakeProjects.com. It’s the same software that iFixIt uses, which allows you to generate a PDF, or XML of the guide at anytime. It’s also a living document, so anybody […]
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Blade Nano CP X Square Tail Boom Mod
If you’ve flown Blade helis, you would know that they often use 2mm round CF tubes for their tail boom. To keep the tail rotor aligned to the main shaft, each end of the boom is keyed. In the shape of a D. The tail boom is one I often fracture or break. Horizon Hobby […]
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Blade Nano CP X Canopy Revisited
Previously, I posted on using v911 and Solo Pro canopies as alternatives to the pricey Blade Nano CP X ones Horizon Hobby sells for $13/piece. On HeliFreak, some Nano CP X owners experimented with Walkera canopies and found that they can be fitted on the Nano CP X with little modifications. One good thing about […]
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Blade Nano CP X Canopy
Do you need a new canopy for your new Nano CP X without having to pay the $12.49 Horizon Hobby charges for a replacement? Well, you’re in luck because the Solo Pro and V911 canopies fit perfectly on the Blade nCPX. You can find these replacement canopies for as low $0.99 at oversea retailer. Or […]