Electric Motor for a Ziroli Stuka

Greybranch · Sep 16, 2011, 10:39 PM

Anybody out there built a Ziroli Stuka and powered it with an electric motor?

Vik_ · Sep 17, 2011, 01:18 AM

Hi
Per the weight Ziroli is giving around 30lb you will need around 4.500W
So something like Hacker A80 or chinise clons will do it on 10-12S 10.000mAh capacity.
Actually there are more motors which can do it.
Hope this helps

Greybranch · Sep 17, 2011, 07:54 AM

Yes, Thank you. That helps very much. This determination of motor size is still a little mystifying to me.

I enjoyed several wonderful and interesting days in you city when I was a student at university. Hopefully I will get to visit again someday. And, again, for your helpful comments, I say thank you. Bob

Shuffle · Sep 17, 2011, 09:20 AM

Thinking about building that from foam, with Ziroli parts such as cowling, canopy, etc.
Would be a great deal lighter. 3000W would have to do it.

Sep 16, 2011, 10:39 PM	#1
Greybranch Registered User United States, VA, Rural Retreat Joined May 2010 22 Posts	Electric Motor for a Ziroli Stuka Anybody out there built a Ziroli Stuka and powered it with an electric motor?

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Sep 17, 2011, 01:18 AM	#2
Vik_ Registered User Prague CZ Joined May 2010 147 Posts	Hi Per the weight Ziroli is giving around 30lb you will need around 4.500W So something like Hacker A80 or chinise clons will do it on 10-12S 10.000mAh capacity. Actually there are more motors which can do it. Hope this helps

Sep 17, 2011, 07:54 AM	#3
Greybranch Registered User United States, VA, Rural Retreat Joined May 2010 22 Posts	Yes, Thank you. That helps very much. This determination of motor size is still a little mystifying to me. I enjoyed several wonderful and interesting days in you city when I was a student at university. Hopefully I will get to visit again someday. And, again, for your helpful comments, I say thank you. Bob

Sep 17, 2011, 09:20 AM	#4
Shuffle Bicycle clown Helsinki, Finland Joined Feb 2010 399 Posts	Thinking about building that from foam, with Ziroli parts such as cowling, canopy, etc. Would be a great deal lighter. 3000W would have to do it.