Diablo 2 LOD 1.13: Festering Essence of Destruction

Posted by admin on April 14th, 2010 and filed under diablo trainer | 8 Comments »

When playing in mode I killed Baal in 1.13 beta of LOD. Anyone know what’s this thing is for? New realm?

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Killer Whale Kills Trainer!

Posted by admin on March 27th, 2010 and filed under diablo trainer | 3 Comments »

A killer whale in Florida has killed their trainer and this behavior has surprised some people. It is not just a clever name, these animals really are killers! When will human beings ever learn?

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Hobbico Diablo (ducted fan)

Posted by admin on March 24th, 2010 and filed under diablo trainer | 8 Comments »

Flying RC plane

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Diablo EDF W/Advanced Wing

Posted by admin on March 21st, 2010 and filed under diablo trainer | 9 Comments »

Diablo EDF W/Advanced Wing

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Players Diablo II

Posted by admin on March 15th, 2010 and filed under diablo trainer | 3 Comments »

Clip for players of Diablo II. The players from to the Single player, but, no download for web or edit to persons and hero editor. No, Persons trainer.

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Diablo with motor on top

Posted by admin on March 12th, 2010 and filed under diablo trainer | 25 Comments »

This solves the problem with Diablo scooping dirt into the EDF pod upon landings.

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Ken’s Diablo Maiden Flight

Posted by admin on February 25th, 2010 and filed under diablo trainer | No Comments »

Here’s the maiden flight of my Diablo electric ducted fan jet trainer, which ended in a crash! (I’m still somewhat new at this).

I have to say that this plane seemed a bit under-powered out-of-the-box, though definitely has forgiving characteristics. I like its lines, the way it handles, and can say that the crash didn’t really hurt it much. It’s a pretty tough bird and was up and flying again the next day, with a little 5-minute epoxy.

The plane’s engine pod mounted on top allows it to land smoothly on the field, without getting dirt and debris in the fan, which can easily damage the blades. In the event of a crash (like we see here) the pod will break away, limiting the overall kinetic force of the impact. The pod itself has a very tough outer plastic shell and can take a real beating.

Like most RTF planes, the radio is cheap, so I later replaced the transmitter and receiver with a Spektrum DX-7/ AR6200, and upgraded the motor to a 4200kv Brushless motor from Hobby King, along with a 25A Electronic Speed Controller. Lots of Fun figuring this stuff out!

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