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bvc said
Make sure the balance bar (flybar) isn't too tight. It needs to move freely. Also wondering if a pin on the rotor head is broke,
There is a sensible reply-better than my madness
"Fly like a butterfly sting like a Syma" http://syma107.com
Some times nothing like getting the hammer involved-smash it to bits-no more drama--Hey only kidding lol
Have found a simple but doggy way of fixing this problem providing buckles not broken on rotor at the top
grab the main shaft and bend gently opposite way to direction problem-be firm but gentle as hollow tubing
just a quick whoosh,it is hard to see if main shaft bent,so try this crazy idea but doable
crazy video of a German guy smashing his S032 to death-however watch and see him bend the main shaft
this guy is a nutter- but fun to watch.and video of him trashing our beloved 107 bending main shaft.
"Fly like a butterfly sting like a Syma" http://syma107.com
I got our 9 year old a syma for his birthday and it worked really well and he and I both got good at flying it. After a crash the balance bar broke which I replaced. It worked well for a bit now when it takes off it veers out of control to one side (i think the left) the trim knobs don't seem to help. I can't seem to notice anything broken or wrong. The only possibility is that I noticed the mainshaft moves up and down, though from a video on this forum it looks like it's supposed to do that. any helpful thoughts appreciated.
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