Crash Kit

by FliteTest | September 13, 2011 | (29) Posted in Tips

Have you ever crashed your plane at the flying field and haven't had the tools or parts to get it back up in the air? Well in this episode of Flite Test, you'll see what the Flite Test crew takes with them! Maybe you'll get some new ideas for your crash kit!     SUPPLIES   Glue Scissors Extra Propellers Servo arms Servo Wires Rubber bands Velcro Lead weights Extra Hardware Prop savers Level Zip ties Prop collates Prop savers Rubber bands HXT 900 9 gram Servos Receiver locator Speed controller Gyro U BEC Battery Adapters   TOOLS   Extreme Packing Tape Extra Batteries Alan wrenches Lock tight Esc Programming card Power analyzer HK 101 Cordless Soldering Gun Tachometer Screwdrivers Pliers Razor knife Wire Cutters

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liveyourdreamsRC on October 26, 2012
This is great stuff! I you read my forum post "Ultimate list of show suggestions and requests" I hope you can make a similar video about all the tools you use at flitetest. Good vid 5 stars
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nguyen.tran on May 5, 2012
My solution to battery connectors is standardizing connectors on ESC with bullet connectors. Then i make different adapters like bullet-to-XT60, bullet-to-dean etc. That way if you don't have to make adapters for every possible ESC-battery connector configurations.
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azgar on May 9, 2012
I even cut off the connectors on battery side and solder bananas on.
4 mm for bigger batteries and 2 mm for smaller ones.
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HHScherer01 on November 13, 2012
You guys should put screwdrivers, screws and cowling gear in there.
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colorex on April 25, 2012
This is really great! I like those plastic boxes - you can organize stuff really well! I have two of them, one for parts, and another for batteries. But I will soon need more!
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HHScherer01 on October 11, 2012
Nice I need to make one of these. I have a knack for breaking the cowl on my super cub.
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dhbellis on April 17, 2012
Awesome!
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Carmatious on October 4, 2012
Never gets old
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LanMark on October 10, 2012
My problem is more of a wanting to pick up the pieces when I do crash then to do a accident reconstruction.. I always seem to loose a motor cap or a washer or something.. where if I had left things alone and look at where it landed and how, I likely could have found the pieces.
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kenton on April 24, 2012
I need to get one of these.
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ctrain2kx on May 18, 2012
Nice job guys!
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Don60 on July 28, 2015
Why was my comment removed? I just want to know how to get a box like those.
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Elaki on January 6, 2016
Looks like they're the Stanley STST14027 cases.
http://www.amazon.com/Stanley-STST14027-SortMaster-Tool-Organizer/dp/B00O7R6RS6
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