Arrows RC Husky 1800mm 4s Assembly First Look
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Arrows RC Husky 1800mm 4s Assembly First Look
Get your Husky 1800mm here: www.hobbyzone....
The Husky is a PA-18 inspired, high-winged light utility aircraft which made its first flight in 1986.
Arrows RC has recreated this backcountry workhorse - from rivet lines and body panels to the predictable STOL flight characteristics - without overlooking any detail when creating the Husky 1800mm.
Packed full of attractive features, the Arrows Husky 1800mm is prebuilt with rugged CNC landing gear, oversized balloon tires, and functional flaps for true STOL backcountry operations. A 3541-KV750 motor paired with a 45A ESC gives the aircraft near vertical performance, while the screw-together assembly means the Husky is ready for flight in no time.
Perfect for beginners and experts alike, the Husky is the ultimate bush plane every pilot needs!
Get your Husky 1800mm here:
www.hobbyzone.com/rc-airplanes/pnp/AH011P.html?affid=420234
Ryan, what is the name of the tool you used to click on the rudder and elevator linkages? Where can I find one? Thx!
@@michaelstateler6081 There's also a picture of them on the Horizon Hobby website (just search for Deluxe Ball Link Pliers on the HH website), but that item is marked as "Available in stores only". If you want to order the tool, use the first link I sent.
Nice big Tundra stol plane and I Love the colors.
Beautiful clean plane. Would love to do some low and slow flybys with this baby. Big salute from Slovenia, Pilot Robert
Ryan-Cool...Like the color scheme on this one. Looking forward to the maiden video. 👍😊
Black..Red and White...all winners sir
As soon as I saw the vertical art work I knew I want this plane.👍
I used a 32mm for the spinner and mine snugged right up. I didn’t use the single longer one for anything. In my 25 yrs of RC flying, when you use to long a screw, that’s when the spinner doesn’t snug up to the backplate. I did notice your spinner screw sticks out further tha mine. Awesome plane. It’s my first electric after saying I’d never buy one. Really impressed.
Glad you like it. I might have had the wrong screw or it wasn’t tapped deep enough. This one in the video was a preproduction and I told them about my issue. Great flying plane
Love the paint job !
Looks really good. Thanks for the great video, will pre-order soon. 👍👏👏
Those colors are popping hot! This I may not have to take apart at all to take out to play. I keep wanting to bring my CZ Cub out to fly but never do because the CZ Cessna is so easy to put together.
I've known people who found out reversing the ailerons could be a big deal, but all good if you remember to do it. Thanks for sharing this Beauty from Arrows RC Ryan. 16:25
Great looking plane Ryan! Thank you for sharing.
Sweet plane Ryan, great build, she should fly great, thanks for sharin 💥💥👊🏼
Either I am spending to much time sitting in a cab of the truck, or they are not sending you enough new planes to fly, if the manufacturers only new how many construction crews I force to watch pilot Ryan videos. While waiting on equipment. They would understand how much advertising they are getting. Grate job man👍🏼🐀🐀👨✈️👨✈️😎😎
Nice assembly video, this plane so beautiful
I always install a solid spar inside those hollow ones....I've learned my lesson TWICE .
I have the Maule and really enjoy flying it. I ended up replacing those screws( same as that plane) because the depth is too shallow and because I have to take the wings off my Maule for storage, I replaced the screws with Phillips. I would highly recommend to anyone that had to remove the wings, change those screws. I also had one binding up and had to run a thread chaser through the mounting block. These are awesome planes . Like you said, the wiring can be fiddly. If I ever destroy my Maule, mabe I will buy one.
Great looking scheme ! Nice build … thanks Ry Guy
Great video Ryan. You walked me right thru the process mine is ready for the maiden. Wish me luck 🙏 😅
Looks fantastic. I have the Graupner Husky, but I think I will add this one so I have a Husky on wheels.
Great review and build as always. Love and I support your channel through pilot Ryan media! And cant wait for your vids to come out, highlight of my day! Thanks for all you do for us!
Another nice plane from Arrows. Looks good next to my Bigfoot
Looks great!
Nice build. To put skis on, do you know how the tires come off. I tried pulling the cap off but it would not budge. Take care.
Boom.. got one coming in the mail.
I like to use a little less than half-flaps or about 15 degrees for the takeoff position. This provides lift without a lot of drag. So, instead of +35% on Pos 1, I use -20% to -30%. Nice-looking plane..
I like it ....... a lot. Thanks Pilot Ryan! Love that price to.
Good review thanks Ryan.
I ordered mine this afternoon to replace my Flex Cessna 170. This is a much better looking plane!
Looks great! Identical to my fms pa-18 super cub
Except it’s 1700mm and the wing tips are different.
@@PilotRyanMedia and the wonderful plug-in wing to fuselage system .....I hope !!!!...I did order this awesome plane..the Husky...thinking it had plug-in wings.......for easy transportation to field....but that's OK.....have you heard of any problems with plug in wings in general ?....really enjoy your site...been a fan for MANY years !
Hi Ryan, thanks for another good video!
Yes it would be perfect with floats. Like my Carbon Cub.
Dang! Another plane I have to get!
I thought you might break into a chorus of "The Lumberjack Song"!
Not familiar with larger airplanes... What Battery did you USE? 4S but what current?
Good video.
Hits:
Looks great. Nice livery.
Good price point for the size.
Strong, thick foam.
Tail setup is really nice.
Minimal adjustments needed on control rods.
Misses:
Wing Fit: tubes embedded in the wing to accept the wing spar stick out from the root of the wings. Causing the wings not to seat properly, making it impossible to get the screws in. Had to the sand the tubes flush with the wing root.
Wing wiring makes having to remove wings for transport extremely difficult. Putting them back on is just as difficult.
Unexplained slots and holes on top and bottom of wings.
No Hinges! Just foam. This will always start to separate. Suggest putting hinge tape on all hinge areas.
Tail heavy. You can get it to balance with 4S 2200 battery all the way forward, but just barely. I would recommend a larger battery.
The rudder and elevator servos should have been put inside the fuselage closer to the CG to save on tail weight.
Misc: did need to reverse Ailerons.
Overall, It's a lot of plane for the money. I Like it.
Which do you perfer Ryan? The bigfoot or the husky? I think I want a husky now instead of a bigfoot!
Wow that looks amazing..most def an eye cacther and the name Husky..sounds awsome..i really enjoyed your Unboxing.. Full credit too Arrow Rc for another excellent product.and sharing it too all the Rc pilots up an comming and maybe too the relax Rc pilot's all over the world..Thank you so much for your professnialism for building and Unboxing and the live show Review.. Another amazing plane..cheer's Rc Stinger New Zealand..
Ps Another of your greats planes on my list..loll
hmmm looks fun!
Checkout the FMS PA-18. It’s a very similar sized airplane that also flies really good! The struts look identical. Be careful when plugging in the wings to not poke the fuse with strut.
First the mustang and now this. Your Killin me smalls. But. This one is in my price range and will be mine 🤪
Did u have any problems getting the front wing screws to install? I cannot get either front screw to go in. If I push hard on the wing, I can get a toothpick to go thru. I know the servo leads are not the problem. I had a similar problem with another plane and I ended up reaming out the holes. I would like to avoid that now. Any suggestions??
Stick something in through the holes and try to crank it over into line
Looking great Ryan, I would just take off one wing to haul. Where did you get the multi tool? Looks like a well built Husky, great video , Jeff in LA USA
If you do, replace those screws with Phillips head. The depth for the tool is way too shallow and easily stripped. My Maule had the same screws and it was awful having to remove the wings with the original screws.
No loc tite on the tail or nose cone screw.
The pliers are ball linl pliers, i have a few pair from my Heli tool box.
Is this the same Husky 1800 that Graupner developed a few years back? That looked like a good flyer!
Don’t know
It doesnt hurt for the spinner to be loose and the prop contacting it when you say "little bit of tolerance,no big deal,doesnt bother me"?
As long as the prop is tight from the nut on the shaft it should be fine.
@@PilotRyanMedia oh ok.. I seen the prop hitting the spinner,was thinking it would damage and should be tight where spinner doesnt move...
@@PilotRyanMedia first I want to thank you for having a detailed assembly of the Husky. I just got mine today and I'm so stoked! I had a few issues, mostly confusion. The prop was the last part I installed, however if you don't closely follow the instructions, you'll end up thinking the HKM3.0X32 is for the spinner cone. But, what's required is the shorter HKM3.0X16 which will not leave any tolerance in the spinner cone. And yes I did the same thing, hence why I brought it to your attention. Also is it me or is there no where in the Operating Manual that it explains how to connect the landing lights?? And I'm starting to think it did not come with the split connector with clips...which also led to more confusion... I'm in love with the plane, but the Manual needs to be wayyy more detailed. Thank you again!
I dig it
What does the plane weigh without battery?
Hey Pilot Ryan, Can you give me the name of that multi screwdriver you are using on this plane? The brand and model? Thank You! Looks like a awesome Plane!
Will you please stop... I’m broke and I want it all
Great looking plane. The Old Man may have found another Big & Slow for my large fleet. For some reason the RC Pilot Lounge 077 will not pull up. "Video has been removed by the user". Not good. Already finished my coffee watching Pilot Robert and Capt Blaz. ✈😯💝
Had trouble with the streams last night check the playlist for livestreams and see if there is more than one 77
where do we get floats for his amazing plane.
Awesome model, Pilot Ryan. But... it says Aviat on the tail fin and Avivt on both sides of the cowling! Something got lost in translation :o) Looking forward to the flight video!!
They know. I have an early production model. The others should be correct. We will see, lol
Hi new subscriber here 👋 quick question which would you recommend the durafly tundra v2 or the husky?
Husky
@@PilotRyanMedia thanks for the quick response! I guess I should have been more specific, I have around 300 $ to work with and can either do the husky with some batteries or for around the same price get the new durafly tundra v2 and the hobby king Buffalo F2A with batteries... in this situation would you still go the Husky route? Thanks again for the helpful content
Adrian Ochoa look at the Bigfoot as well. It’s more similar to the size of the tundra. Price is great. Are you in the states? I’m not a hobbyking fan so it’s hard for me to recommend anything from them. They have good deals but support after the sale seems to be hard to get.
@@PilotRyanMedia I am in the states (California) but I will be sticking with the Husky she looks to good to pass up😄 plus I was lucky enough to get the pre-order & looks like they are now out of stock. Thanks for the link and content! Would I be ok with my lemon rx (non stabilizer)? And any good/affordable batteries i could grab for this guy? This is my 2nd plane though I have been flying a couple years now, mainly flitetest builds
What kind of connecter for the battery??
antonio townsell xt60
Ok... thank you👍😉
This would be much easier if they had put wing connectors on the plane, otherwise nice plane good Video
True. We are all spoiled now aren’t we. I like easy wing connectors also. The planes flight character make up for it.
Nice✓
I love the scheme , but I always get "gator skin" on black and dark blue paints.
Nothing fancy about this model. Looks common.
what would you compare it against cost-wise?
@@harpoon_bakery162 FMS PA-18 Super Cub 1700mm w/Floats and plug in wings ($249)
@@msj143 which one would have the better options ....which one should i buy?
@@harpoon_bakery162 It’s really up to your personal liking. The Husky have a really nice color schemes and I’m sure it will fly great just like the Bigfoot (almost same wing design). Compare to the other one (I own one), floats included, flies well and it is much easier to assemble/disassemble the wings due to plug-in wing connectors. Husky currently on sale, I plan to add this in my hanger. Good luck, both are good planes.
@@msj143 ahh, ok... i like the wings that are easier to take off/on so hmmm, hard decision ..both look good. 249 vs 229
So Sad that a plane that size wingspan and they had to put the wing fastners on the bottom side and very close to the Fuse....these guys should know by now the more hassle it is to take down and set up your plane the Less You Will Fly it...
Omg.....the word is "scoshe"