XL Power Specter 700 V2 Build Video Series - Part 1: Main Rotor

Nick Wisdom is back again to take you through another build in detail. This time it’s the XL Power Specter 700 V2. This video series is meant to help beginner builders tackle their first 700 sized radio control helicopter build. Nick takes you through each step in detail, and the series is a video manual of sorts, eliminating any confusion you may have from looking at just the printed manual.
Trying to decide between an SAB Raw 700 or an XL Power Specter 700 v2? Check out Nick’s build video series on the Raw here: • SAB Goblin Raw 700 Bui...
Timeline:
Intro 0:16
Main Rotor Head 2:21
Swashplate 5:03
Drive Link and Servo Links 36:26
Equipment List:
-XL Power 700 Specter V2
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-Hobbywing 130A ESC
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-Vbar Neo FBL
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-Theta Razor C-1 Programmable Cyclic Servos
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-Theta Razer T-1 Programmable Tail Servo
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-Egodrift 4530HS 510KV Motor
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-Xguard 82U Capacitor BackUp
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-Azure 715mm Main Blades
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-Azure 115mm Tail Blades
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Series Overview:
Part 2 • XL Power Specter 700 V...
Main Frame Assembly
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Theta Servo Installation and Programming
Battery Tray Installation
Lower Side Frame Installation
Landing Gear / Skids Installation
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Tail Pushrod Assembly
Tail Case Assembly
Tail Rotor Assembly
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Front Cyclic Servos Installation
Main Gear / Tail Pulley
Tail Boom Installation
Swashplate / Servo Links Install
Tail Pushrod Install
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Egodrift Motor Installation
ESC Tray Installation
Wiring Overview
Main Rotor Head Installation
Battery Tray Assembly
Rotor Blade Installation
Pitch Setup
Tail Rotor Setup
Gyro Correction Checks
Center of Gravity
Part 7 • XL Power Specter 700 V...
Intro to the Maiden
Pre-Flight Checks
Maiden Flight
Post Flight

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Old video but for others to read. You can build on the spindle starting from one side to the next using a driver on the bolt, turning it as you install it into the head block. It's WAy easier!!