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HK450 CCPM 3D Helicopter Kit (Align T-rex Compat.) Ver. 2 (USA Warehouse)

HK450 CCPM 3D Helicopter Kit (Align T-rex Compat.) Ver. 2 (USA Warehouse)
HK450 CCPM 3D Helicopter Kit (Align T-rex Compat.) Ver. 2 (USA Warehouse)


HK-450 CCPM 3D Electric Helicopter Kit (Align T-rex Compatible) Modeled on the famous and proven Align T-Rex 450.
90% parts are compatible with the Align T-Rex 450.
This is a very popular helicopter for sport or 3D flying and with huge parts availability and a low price. Its an extremely good heli to learn new maneuvers or improve your skills.
V2 heli includes 4mm feathering shaft, updated components AND more alloy!

Spec.
Length:660mm
Height:230mm
Main Blade Length:325mm
Main Rotor Diameter:700mm
Tail Rotor Diameter:150mm
Motor Pinion Gear:12T/13T (Not included)
Main Drive Gear:150T
Autorotation Tail Drive Gear:106T
Tail Drive Gear:25T
Weight(w/o blade):450g
Flying Weight:730~760g
Upgraded belt pulley gear & shaft. (No-slippage)

Required items.
Brushless Outrunner Motor
Servos, Gyro, Receiver and ESC
Lipoly Battery (2200mAh 3S)

We have plenty of spare parts in stock for this machine.

Note: Supplied blades may vary


PRODUCT ID: HK450V2

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  • NTM Rotor Drive 450 Series 3400KV / 500W (USA Warehouse)

    Combo Price: $21.07   IN STOCK



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Total of 34 discussions.
wienguy  40 points - 5/24/2013
 
I never had a problem returning anything and also never had a problem telling them I don't want credit but an actual replacement. They even let me return all china stuff to the US warehouse
michael  4 points - 3/22/2013
 
HOBBY KING HELI KITS AND PARTS ARE GARBAGE. GO TO ANY POPULAR CHAT ROOM LIKE HELIFREAK AND YOU WILL FIND THE TRUTH. HOBBYKING DOES NOT EVEN WARRANTY THEIR GARBAGE. FIND OUT THE TRUTH BEFORE YOU SPEND A DIME. FLIGHTLINE MIKE
 Ricardo 3 points
I bought an HK600GT, It flies really well, was easy to assemble and yes I admit I had to replace a few parts for Align parts but I still saved heaps of cash over the Align and as I stated it flies really well and takes abuse well! What do you expect for the price? I will buy another one.
Larry  12 points - 3/19/2013
 
Anyone heard anything on when this might be available?
oxnard28  3 points - 3/12/2013
 
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Larry  12 points - 3/1/2013
 
look at this Hobby King part, 155000101 , It might work or you can upgrade with this GT450pro-001.
Larry  12 points - 3/1/2013
 
Hobby Partz**** has a decent combo for $49.70...60P-DY1019-450-Helicopter-Combo. I put this on my HK 450 GT and it works nicely but I would suggest getting a tail servo such as the HobbyKing 929MG Metal Gear Servo 2.2kg/ 12.5g/ 0.10sec. The one in the combo pack are plastic geared.
 Adam 11 points
Thanks if this was in reply to my question. Next time use the reply feature so that I can award you answer points.
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bruce  5 points - 2/24/2013
 
Does hobbyking sell the replacement metal blade grips for this helicopter? If so, what is the item number and description?
Adam  11 points - 2/17/2013
 
Can anyone recommend an esc, gyro, servos and motor for this heli? Cheap as possible and with links, also if possible. I've never built a heli before and I'm just looking for a cheap option to practice with. What else would I need? Any wires or other accessories?
 scott 8 points
You will need a transmitter and reciever wich they sell. Everything you need is on this website. They sell a 3400kv for 21.07 USD.
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 Joshua 27 points
Use youtube they have great build tutorials on this heli Not all of them link the parts they used but it will show you all you need and how everything should be installed and set up then come back to HK and find products close to what they used. Other than the electronics a swash plate leveler would be a plus for you I think they are 6$ just search swash plate leveler and get the 450 not the 450 pro it will make your setup a lot easier and a more stable flying heli .
Giovanni  5 points - 2/16/2013
 
Thanks. I'm looking at both this version and the full alloy version and was wondering if they came with usable blades or any at all.I was also wondering if the extra money for the full alloy is worth it? I don't want to spend the extra money and not need to when all I do to fly is hover or slow flying.
Giovanni  5 points - 2/16/2013
 
Thanks. I'm looking at both this one and the full alloy version and wanted to know if they came with usable blades or if any at all.
Giovanni  5 points - 2/15/2013
 
Does this heli come with blades? If so, are they balanced?
 Gary 3000 points
Yes,this heli comes with a pair of plastic type material blades,most probably ok for testing and training but personally would change them fairly soon to glass or carbon ones.As far as balancing they should not be far out but it is always best to check them for balance before flying.
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john  4 points - 1/30/2013
 
I believe its just a little more power dont think it effects run time.
 kookie31 15 points
Oh I thought that power was determined by the voltage and run times were determined by capacity. I was more concerned with if a higher capacity (more than 2200mah) would fit in this chassis.
kookie31  15 points - 1/24/2013
 
Can you run a higher capacity battery for longer run times?
 john 4 points
I dont think you get more run time just little more power
 xwr3ckx 22 points
capacity does equal more flight time. the voltage of the battery and size of your pinion gear determines your overall head speed.
wrestler197  3 points - 1/17/2013
 
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tedbmoss  14 points - 12/22/2012
 
Are the blade holders really plastic and not metal
? If so who bays for my funeral?
 tedbmoss 14 points
that is pays you idiot keyboard.
 Bradley 3 points
Plastic blade holders are probably better than metal as far as coming loose. Screws seat much firmer in plastic than metal-to-metal* trust me, I know. My HK450's anti-torque rotor came apart because it was built without lock-tite. Thank god no one was hurt. Now I put lock-tite on all metal connections.
 tedbmoss 14 points
Plastic blade holders will kill you.
Trinh  3 points - 12/22/2012
 
I want to by this product HK 450 V2 What I need to complete? What size of servo, motor, can I use brushless 3550, ESC 35A Transmitter four or six channel I need. Thank you, sorry to ask you again. Trinh
 doug21 14 points
Servo size most 9G(grams)Metal Geared servo.
I like the Turnigy Typhoon 450H 2215H Heli Motor 3550kv (450 class). ESC 35Ato40A. You will need six channel TX and Head Lock Gyro.
Hope this Help.
edward  3 points - 12/19/2012
 
shipping price texas 79226
steven  7 points - 11/12/2012
 
how many servos you need on the 450hk
 Tom 8 points
You will need 4 servos. 1 for the tail and 3 for the head. If you are going to be flying any 3D, I would highly suggest the higher end 9g servos. Some of the plastic gear servos wont be able to handle the stresses of 3D flight. I use all metal gear servos on my 3D helis. If you are going to be just "putting" around the yard, the plastic geared jobs will do fine. Good flying!!
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 Bradley 3 points
Dont waste your time with plastic, especially as a beginner. You will crash so much as a new pilot, and the servos are the first things to go. Buy metal, and they will outlast the airframe that you will no doubt destroy while learning to fly. If you buy plastic, you will be buying more next week.
NFA Fabrication  4 points - 3/5/2012
 
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 dystracted 21 points
4 servos- most any 9g (gram),htx900 are popular seed controller- 40 amps,i like the purple tower pro a gyro-401b is prob most popular, ga250 also a popular choice a 2200 30c lipo battery a 450 size brushless motor from the heli subcategory in the motor section.i like the e500
 NFA Fabrication 4 points
Is the HTX900 a suitable choice for even the rudder servo? What are your thoughts on the MG90S? It is a hint heavier, but it is metal geared, and even has a faster spec at more torque! And only $5 each!
 Zane 7 points
I run a turnigy typhoon 450h 2215 with a 12t pinion, 3 HXT900 servos and a futaba 9257 on the tail. Towerpro 40a ESC, 2200mah 25c lipo, HK401b gyro, orange rx with satellite rx. The HXT900 is way underpowered and too slow for the tail, ok cyclic servos. I fly scale not so much 3D
 NFA Fabrication 4 points
That 9257 was an option that I was looking at as well. It seemed like it was going to be too large of a servo for the requirements. I also will not likely be doing much or any 3D activity.
Ltomi78  43 points - 12/8/2011
 
Hi! I live in Hungary, and we use the metric size screws. I would like to know that the size of the screw you used to assamble the frame of this *helicopter its really 1.5mm hex screws or I should use imperial set hex (allen key) srewdriver in size: 1/16?* This is larger a little bit than 1.5mm , 1/16=0.15875 centimetres. This means 1.5mm metric set allen key will be loose, and wobble, with 1/16 screws. ?
 nitrox 7 points
Hey I have found that you will use both sizes dont know why use the 1/16 more than the 1.5MM.

 Evan 3 points
I have found that a 1.5mm hex driver works great for all the screws, except for the ones that holds the blades
 Draux 4 points
It's good to have both. They are supposed to be 1.5mm but the socket seems to vary a little. I'd say I had to use 1/16" on about a 1/3 of the screws.
Still Heli_Ebook  26 points - 11/8/2011
 
What BLADE/GRIP combo comes with this and are they compatible? GT003 blades and the polyethylene grips came with mine, that's not a match. Is what you received in the box originally flyable, thanks?
 helifreakmike 3 points
I bought the same kit and at s***l up heli was very unstable. Blade grips were a plastic composite. Not sure of the kind of blades you have because mine came with black plastic ones. I immediately changed them to 325mm Carbon Fiber Main blades (450 Class, corrected pitch and settings and was flying in no time. Be sure you have your pitch set correctly because you will have a lot of negative pitch that will make it seem like the heli is stuck to the ground when you go to take off. Any other quest
 Pumpkinheaddelux 125 points
I built it for under 80$ and it flew... not great but it flew. With some upgrades all from hobbyking it can do 3d flight for CHEAP! Dump the blades it comes with and get carbon fiber, fiberglass or wood.
Lucas1452  145 points - 10/5/2011
 
Could someone describe their complete setup on this heli? I fly planes, but for the price I am considering buying this model. The only problem is that I know very little about the onboard system. If someone would just describe what they have (motor,servos,esc,battery,gyro,ect.) I would greatly appreciate it (And award you 20c) :)
 Liftforward 14 points
I would recommend a 40a esc with separate bec, 3800 Kv motor, metal cyclic servos, 9g which can be analog but 1.8-2.2 torque, digital servo for tail less than 25g and gy401b gyro. rx/tx is up to you and your budget. I just bought this too and that's my setup. 2200mah battery is good.
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 Lucas1452 145 points
3d capable?
 Liftforward 14 points
absolutely. But I would swap out the blades for CF once you get to that point. Also recommend to switch your bec to 6V to get the most torque and speed.
 Lucas1452 145 points
Thanks. Could you suggest specific servos from Hobby King?
 Jason 4 points
Almost all heli's have a brushless motor that requires a ESC. It also needs a gyro to keep the tail still, needs three servos to controll the the swash plate that makes the heli go up and down and lelf,right,forward, and backwards. Basically in all directions. You will also need atleast a 6ch reciever and transmitter. to choose what what you need go by what the manufaturer recomends or buy a RTF heli. Hope this helps
 nitrox 7 points
Go on line and download the spec for Trex 450 build, it will give you all the specs. ffrom head set up to servo location and radio settings.
Brian  3 points - 2/21/2011
 
Well for thoose of you that have got this at the .01 shipping price, lucky you. Still can't get it to add to mine without the international shipping box being added. Have tried to add other heli kits and they show .01 shipping just haveing problems with the HK450 V2. While waiting other things I wanted are going out of stock fast. Guess sometimes cheaper isn't always better. Hope they fix it soon or think I'll be done with HobbyKing.
 Mark 12 points
I've been trying all week for that offer too, I wanted to buy 4 of them, anything I try to order from the usa warehouse shows there high international shipment selection. and no ups rates or selections
 MACKdaddy1220 4 points
To Get 4 shipped for 1 cent **** add 1 to your cart, then go into your cart and change the order to 4 and hit update ** then proceed to hit the BUY button, and 1 cent should be there. Hope it works for you - I just did a test and it worked. Let us know
 Snrgevo 186 points
Seems to be an intermittent problem with browsers. This happens in both Firefox and Internet Explorer on my PC. Clear you cache, cookies, etc, then (like MACKdaddy wrote) add 1 to your cart and change the qty to 4. Else, if you have an XBOX or PS3 with internet browsing capabilities, it works without any errors.
 Brian 3 points
Well, Thanks for help. Ended up ordering a 450GT. It's on backorder but not in a hurry. Mostly wanted to get batteries on the way and new charger. Shipping is only $11.99 for 2 ea. V2 so can get them later for spare parts. Have a MT enroute from international warehouse with another order. All is well, now wait and see if everything arrives in good condition. PS, still can't get shipping to work on laptop but tried on my phone and shipping was calculated correctly.
 nitrox 7 points
no more free shipping been trying for days to bad. robert
ns012xps  27 points - 2/19/2011
 
I'm new to this hobby: my question is how tight or loose should be the wings?
 chape00 31 points
Only a little. You should be able to move the blades easily.
 Napstr 692 points
They should be tight enough to stay out horizontal if the chopper is held out in front but loose enough to fall if you shake it - this is important so they don't fall all over the place causing imbelance on s***l up and down and ensures they can self align to the correct balance in flight to avoid vibration
 JAYHUC 39 points
hold it sideways. if blades fall.. too lose. should move 1 inch
 dwvabeach 66 points
Snug enough to hold the blades out if the heli is held sideways, but loose enough to move by hand. Just slightly snug.
 Deano 1144 points
pretty firm - they shouldn't be flopping all over the place but you should still be able to fold the blades when you want to.
 coy 27 points
There is what they call "lean & lag" with the rotor blades.They need to be able to move, not to loose nor overly tight where they are hard to move or can't move.You should tighten them enough where you can hold the heli on its side and the blades stay straight, but if you give the heli a light "shake"the blades will move downward. You should move each blade by hand and compare the "force" needed to move each blade and adjust so they feel about the same. Hope this helps.
Coy
 ottoklus 36 points
there called blades not wings and they should be just so tight that there's just a little friction between the blades and the blade holder so you can fold them easilly by hand , enjoy the experience af rc helicopter flight
 David 4 points
When you tighen up the blade they should be tight enought that when you stright the blades out (as if it were s***ling up), then take you heli and hold it on its side. Then bounce the heli up quick, the blades should fall about half way down.
 MACKdaddy1220 4 points
To Get 4 shipped for 1 cent **** add 1 to your cart, then go into your cart and change the order to 4 and hit update ** then proceed to hit the BUY button, and 1 cent should be there. Hope it works for you - I just did a test and it worked. Let us know
 Turbomagnum 4 points
Not tight, but not too loose either. Snug, able to move in the blade grip without alot of force.
 Joel 7 points
I have been told and has worked for me, tight enough to be able to hold the heli sideways and the blades stay level, but loose enough to fall down when you give it an easy shake downward.
 PaulGT3 20 points
Fairly tight. They should not flop around loose. But they should be able to move around in its mount when the helo comes up to speed
 jbcoos 39 points
you dont want them to tigh nor to loose. you want to move them in the grips.with just alittle press not much
 nitrox 7 points
pick heli up turn on its side now shack if blades fall to loose tighten just enough they have to remain loose .something has to give
 ryan 4 points
it should be snug,for example start tihging the screw till you fell some tension.To text it flink the wing it should move 1/4 that all, hope i help
Snrgevo  186 points - 2/17/2011
 
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 dustin 46 points
Snrgevo - I just added 4 hk450 v2 usa warehouse to my cart and went all the way through to the shipping. Mine has .01 cent shipping. Sorry you aren't having any luck Dustin
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 Snrgevo 186 points
Thanks for notifying me, just finished ordering mine. Looks like they fixed the issue.
 dustin 46 points
Good! Don't forget to go through them with a fine tooth comb and locktite all metal on metal screws. And replace the tail blade screw with one of higher quality they have been know to shear apart on the first flight during hover! DK
 Snrgevo 186 points
Thanks, always good advice. (But I've built, balanced, and setup over 60 clones already) :D
 dustin 46 points
That's awesome! You have any good pointers for me then???
 dustin 46 points
Specifically, I bought the hk500cmt.
 Snrgevo 186 points
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Snrgevo  186 points - 2/16/2011
 
There is no UPS shipping available (let alone $.01 shipping) for this product in the USA warehouse. Something is seriously wrong with their database. Been trying to order 4 of these for the last 3 days. When is it going to be fixed?
 Snrgevo 186 points
Looks like they are aware of the issue. (Called support # and verified)
 Snrgevo 186 points
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__RCB2  9 points - 2/9/2011
 
It looks like the frame on this is aluminum. Is that the true?
 germansteve 59 points
Yes, and very nice too. If you have a big crash then its bent for good. But you can buy a bare bones one for spares :-)
 nitro 158 points
yes it is i got one and its stainless steal
 David 12 points
yes it is, it's cheaper to produce than the composite 450 SE V2 frames
 robertbl 58 points
Yes, its a Alu frame

 Helihover 7 points
Yep, it is or possibly also sheet metal. This was common on older designs as it is cheap to manufacture.
 kazenak 17 points
yes , it aluminum frame
 kostas_var 7 points
Yes it is. I have buy one
 paulsouthport 60 points
It is aluminium, but it's pretty robust and even a very heavy crash will just bend it, which can be straightened out pretty quicly
 ALEXEY 31 points
Yes, this heli have aluminium frame.
 tarama 15 points
Yes the frame is alloy. Regards, C.
 znunes 42 points
yes it is the true
 Rifki 92 points
i think the frame is alloy. but it quit light and stonght. i use it for 2 years, and still fly in 3D after alot of crashed during taining. :)
 Michael 29 points
it is Aluminium see sparepart : idProduct=11529
 ryandoan90 3 points
It's a alloy frame (mixed metal)
 Mark 3 points
I think it is built on the same platform as the EXI 450 3D Ver.2, which is made with light weight aluminum. This Heli and the EXI both got high marks and great reviews. I've just purchased this Heli and can not wait for it to arrives. I hope this helps.
 David 4 points
yes I beleive so.
 Turbomagnum 4 points
Yes its true.
 PaulGT3 20 points
no its in Carbon fiber
 Joel 7 points
yes it is aluminum
 hustjona 55 points
The CCPM has a CF frame and the standard comes with an aluminum frame.
 sparkyone 11 points
yes it is aluminum
Steve  7 points - 1/29/2011
 
Does anyone knows if this model is compatible to the EXI450? To which version? All very confusing...
 chopper3 6 points
yes, this model is, i have several of EXI, ALL PARTS ARE COMPATIBLE, BUY THIS ONE AND THEN BUY THE EXI METAL HEAD AND TAIL FOR $39.99 GOOD TO GO WITH A GREAT MACHINE
 ryandoan90 3 points
It would be this EXI from XHeli :-)
 Mark 3 points
As much as I've read on this Heli. The HK450 Ver.2, EXI450 Ver.2 and T-Rex450 Ver.2 are about 95 compatible. Both the HK450 and the EXI450 are clones of the T-Rex450 just a lot cheaper. hope this helps.
 PaulGT3 20 points
Yes its compatible with the EXI VER 2 450. The 450 PRO is NOT comaptible with the V2 EXI or HK. The HK 450 pro IS compatible wit the EXI 450 PRO. Really there are two versions The 450 PRO and the V2. The V2 is OLDER. The 450 PRO is the best flying helo on the planet right now!
 nitrox 7 points
yup have 4 450 and 2 500 EXI 2 HK 450 ARE COMPATIBLE MAIN GEAR AND ALL
Abhijit  3 points - 1/18/2011
 
Hi,

Just want to know that is it a plastic or Alloy version ?
 ryandoan90 3 points
This is a plastic version. Blades holders are plastic, frames are alloy (mixed metals).
 David 4 points
It is aluminum.
 Turbomagnum 4 points
Plastic with some alloy. see picturres.
 PaulGT3 20 points
There are SEVERAL FULL ALLOY versions. JUST make sure you order the FULL alloy version if thats what you want. Its $50 so not much
wildaja  8 points - 10/15/2010
 
Is this compatible with a esky belt cp 450. v2 New and don't know if it is what I need. Looks cheaper for spare parts that I seem to need alot of. THANKS
 helifreakmike 3 points
I don't know about the esky, but a lot of parts from all series of Align 450 will fit this model perfectly. I ordered one of these kits and the only thing that is not Align is the stock frame, tail boom, and landing gear. Align parts are not that expensive either through your local hobby store.
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got my hk v2 today looks like a very nice helicopter very small box just long enough for blades and canopy you will need to do some assembly there were no instructions with my kit and my kit was open by hk to put a battery in that i ordered the problem is that they lost one of the parts bags i do not have tail boom support rods or a fly bar or base plate or the u clamp i will let cs know for now a will order a kit as i think its good


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Got my v2 looks good, good quality, and fun to build the shipping was a bit longer than i was ready for, but i got it and am realy happy with the ease and well made parts..


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I have purchased 3 of these kits and the quality is very impressive for the price. If you are a new to helicopters and looking for something to start hovering and doing some basic flight with then these are a good choice. I have placed 2 orders for these and in both cases they have arrived within 4 days of the order date. Nice job HK!


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This kit is great for the price. I bought it out of the USA warehouse and it arrived with in 2 days. Build went really fast with not one stripped screw. I took apart everything that was preassymbled and added blue locktite. Only concern is the main gear is a little out of round but I dont think it is going to give me any problems because I orderd this kit to just do sport flying.


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