Chris O'Hara
Thermal Padawan
So here is a thread dedicated to the awesome 48" edge 540 by 3DHS!
My Edge came in the mail last Friday and should get its maiden flight this Saturday. The first impression when you open up the box (or boxes, its all double boxed for extra protection) is that everything is VERY well packaged.
Everything has its own protective wrapping around it, and all the hardware is grouped by what it is used for (you don't have to search for the right control horns or screws). I unwrapped everything and I was amazed at how awesome the color scheme looked on the plane! I proceeded to follow the instructions in the manual and put it together in about 10 hours. The build is very straight forward and easy to follow. The only part I had slight trouble with was the pull-pull rudder setup, but after an hour I had it figured out. The hardware included is top-notch! Nothing gets tossed! When assembled with the included hardware it is easily possible to get a zero slop setup.
All 3D Hobbyshop planes go through rigorous R and D and the results are quite evident
My Setup is as follows:
The recommended Omega 130g motor, HS-65mg's, and long servo arms
The esc will be a Grayson 60 amp w/out bec and I will use a Castle Creations 10 amp BEC. Batteries will be 3S 2200 with a 14x7 prop to start out with.
As far as airframe quality goes I'd give it a 10 out of 10......absolutely awesome. Very light but very strong.
I'll have a flight report asap after I maiden it.







Everything has its own protective wrapping around it, and all the hardware is grouped by what it is used for (you don't have to search for the right control horns or screws). I unwrapped everything and I was amazed at how awesome the color scheme looked on the plane! I proceeded to follow the instructions in the manual and put it together in about 10 hours. The build is very straight forward and easy to follow. The only part I had slight trouble with was the pull-pull rudder setup, but after an hour I had it figured out. The hardware included is top-notch! Nothing gets tossed! When assembled with the included hardware it is easily possible to get a zero slop setup.
All 3D Hobbyshop planes go through rigorous R and D and the results are quite evident
My Setup is as follows:
The recommended Omega 130g motor, HS-65mg's, and long servo arms
The esc will be a Grayson 60 amp w/out bec and I will use a Castle Creations 10 amp BEC. Batteries will be 3S 2200 with a 14x7 prop to start out with.
As far as airframe quality goes I'd give it a 10 out of 10......absolutely awesome. Very light but very strong.
I'll have a flight report asap after I maiden it.





