Hi !
As I promised a while ago I'll post a report of my Stinger flying with Mega brushless.
Initially I flew it a while with a stock speed400 and CAM-speed 4,7x4,7 or 5x5. I'm not sure wich of these props I like best!
The battery-packs I use is a 8-cell 500AR, and a 7-cell 600AE.
This is my first experiences with a pylon 400 plane. My first impression was that these things have serious acceleration when the nose is pointed downwards, but as soon as I pull up, the speed400 rpm drops off and the climb-speed was not impressive. (but this was expected of course...)
After about 10-20 flights I decided to put in the Mega 16/15/3. (that I bought at the same time as the rest of equipment for the Stinger). My wish was to gain some experience before upgrading power and be able to get a feel of what a difference the brushless setup would be in power/speed.
And now is the question....Was there a difference ???
YES, definitively. Both top-speed and the power in climbs increased drastically. Although the top-speed increased pretty much, the raw power (acceleration) and vertical speed was the thing that increased the most (compared to the speed400).
Before I had to point the nose down to see some acceleration. Now I can bank hard in a turn at half throttle with pretty good speed, apply full throttle and just wach the crisp acceleration while still in the turn. Launching is also easier. Half-throttle, standing-still launch it just climbs out at 45 degrees. Apply full throttle and it goes vertical (while "torque-rolling"

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The performance from the 8-cell 500AR is way beyond the 7-cell 600AE. When flying with the 600AE-pack just after the 500AR it is almost like a relaxing sunday-flight in comparison.
Now I GOT TO get my KAN950's soldered into a pack. Have nine of these but I am not sure if I should just build a 8-cell pack or if I should do some brain-twisting to squeese all nine into the fuse. Would be exhilarating flight, no doubt.
Regards
OAK