Let's take a look at E Sky's new 150 V2 micro fixed pitch ready to fly RC helicopter. From unboxing and a close look at the mechanical layout; to first flight, and overall thoughts. This little heli is touted by many to be one of the best micro FP machines on the market right now, especially considering the low cost. Do I agree? You'll have to watch ;-) Get Your Esky 150 V2 @ Banggood: https://www.banggood.com/custlink/G3mDvmpnYE Get Your Esky 150 V2 @ Zonda Hobby: https://www.ebay.com/itm/173749025035 Here's my full review of this heli on my website for even more detailed information: https://www.rchelicopterfun.com/esky-150-v2.html ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JoQUGlMW1c

Performing a Porsche Boxster oil change (with filter change) is one of the easiest DIY maintenance items you can do on your Boxster which saves a good deal of money. This video clearly shows the process along with other little tips. Here are links to some of the tools and Porsche Boxster oil change parts you'll need for your Boxster 986 oil & filter change: -Oil filter: https://amzn.to/31oHNSd -Drain plug washer: https://amzn.to/3baizex - Oil filter wrench: https://amzn.to/2OmSDCT - Oil Catch Basin: https://amzn.to/2vQ7Ndq - 8mm Hex Socket 3/8" drive: https://amzn.to/2RYRHqz - Floor creeper: https://amzn.to/3153g2O Links to my other Boxster DIY Maintenance Videos: -How to lift your Porsche Boxster: https://youtu.be/fDA-qI5HsIU -Changing/flushing the brake fluid: https://youtu.be/1abUC2f_Joc -Changing the coolant: https://youtu.be/_79YWwJDrz4 DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thank you for supporting RCHelicopterFun.com & my channel which helps me keep creating content. This video is for information and entertainment purposes only. You work on vehicles at your own risk. Please consider giving a thumbs up & subscribe if you enjoy my content - thank you. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqeLWIDYn7I

How to maintain riding mower yourself with these simple DIY steps. If you want to know how to change the oil in your riding mower along with other riding mower service items such what parts to inspect & replace & what to lubrication on your lawn tractor, we'll cover all that. Yearly riding mower maintenance is easy, is fun, and most importantly, it will save you time & money. Moreover, you'll have the satisfaction you did it yourself and that your riding mower service was done right! Not rushed through a busy flat rate shop or butchered by some apprentice suffering from a hangover. Yep, I worked in a flat rate dealership and know what went on behind the scenes. It's why I insist on doing all my own service maintenance on all our vehicles & power equipment. Riding mower service steps time index: 1. Parts you'll need to service your riding mower (1:03) 2. Draining the engine oil (2:00) 3. Air filter inspection (3:12) 4. Fuel filter inspection (4:04) 5. Checking the battery (4:57) 6. Riding mower Oil filter removal & replacement (5:20) 7. Filling the engine oil (7:10) 8. Spark plug inspection (8:26) 9. Confirming oil level (10:07) 10. Headlamp inspection (10:55) 11. Greasing & lubricating your riding mower (11:03) 12. Checking tire pressures (15:09) 13. Quick wiring inspection (15:44) Part 2 of how to maintain riding mower service (the mower deck), covers mower deck removal, inspection, belt replacement, blade sharpening, & more in this video: https://youtu.be/aB516AI87hU Surging riding mower engine easy fix video: https://youtu.be/eaCIvpFy7To Squeaky riding mower rear wheels fix video: https://youtu.be/ZeUiI-bLNqM Riding mower mulching blades review video: https://youtu.be/4pPwukRiKe8 Riding mower LED headlamp conversion video: https://youtu.be/jvrWFeOE1y4 Please consider giving a thumbs up & subscribe if you enjoy my content - thank you. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlX8U4kRMAI

Flywing H1 setup tutorial to help you understand and configure your Fly Wing H1 GPS autopilot system. Topics covered include: - What tools & resources you'll need: 0:26 - Downloading the software and driver from Flywing's website: 3:24 - Helicopter mounting & powering considerations for the H1 Autopilot system: 0:34 - The H1 setup assistant, USB connectivity, channel mapping & radio configuration: 4:20 - Swashplate setup & leveling, collective range, tail rotor setup: 13:12 - Gains, throttle output, agility, GPS settings, etc: 24:30 - Magnetometer calibration: 29:01 - First test flight: 29:57 Useful Links: 1. Fly Wing H1 RC Helicopter GPS Flight Control System: https://www.banggood.com/custlink/vv3hYQu3g8 2. Fly Wing RC Software & Instructions download page: https://www.flywingrc.com/en/software-en/ 3. My Fly Wing H1 Autopilot Review: https://youtu.be/taNEI680-68 4. My Swashplate Setup, Leveling & FBL Configuration eBook: https://www.rchelicopterfun.com/swashplate-setup.html 5. Learn more about RC Helicopter Tools: https://www.rchelicopterfun.com/rc-helicopter-tools.html 6. My tail rotor setup tutorial video: https://youtu.be/eX3SCj8r-zk Common questions answered: - What FrSky S-Bus RX are you using with the H1? Answer: X4R-SB - What is DMA Collective? Answer: It's collective to tail rotor pre-compensation mixing. - Will the Flywing H1 work with a Spektrum/JR DSM TX? Answer: Yes with a Spektrum RX that has PPM output such as the AR7700. Channel mapping is wrong as well since the H1 uses Futaba channel mapping (AETR) not Spektrum/JR mapping (TAER) requiring some creative mix programming. - Were you able to get rid of the cyclic pitch oscillation from the review video? Answer: Yes, but it's a compromised gain setting. Fly Wing at minimum MUST separate the two axis of cyclic gain to give us better tuneability. This is a helicopter after all with different mass and inertia components along the roll and pitch axis, not a simple quadcopter. - Even though I cover this in detail in the video as do the instructions, I'm still getting questions on channel mapping order. The H1 uses Futaba channel mapping. CH1 Aileron, CH2 Elevator, CH3 Throttle (collective function for the H1), and CH4 Tail Rotor. No, this order can't be changed within the unit. You also need two, 3 position toggles you can assign CHs 5 & 8 to, and two, 2 position toggles to assign CH's 7 & 9 to. - So it only works with HV servos? Answer: NO. That's the best "plug and play" option but not the only option. Anyone in the hobby should know there are several ways to power servos at lower voltages independent of the receiver's/FBL/control unit's input voltage. Installing rectifying diodes such as HER 503 in series to each servo's power input lead for example would be the least ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WCnYritAXI