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High Orbit.....
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Lets hope its a typo. |
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I guess maybe the air come inside the plane through these holes next to the gear door and go through the battery bay cooling it and then keeps flowing further back to exit through the ESCs vents. If you make the air enter the plane through this place you might be stoping the cool air flow instead of easying its way. Or maybe the ESC will be cooled better but won't have air circulating inside the battery bay. ![]() Can anyone tell where are leading the conducts underneath those vents? BTW, you are starting to scare the hell out of me with all that wire loss of power and need to upgrade ESCs talk. |
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I assumed the vents also pointed forward to draw in air rather than to exhaust air the same way Max pointed out. Now that you point out the intakes behind the nose wheel it would seem that the esc vent is ment to exhaust air rather then direct air, if those ducts lead directly into the esc bay or via battery bay to esc bay. That'll be one of the 1st things I check when I get home. Or maybe NS can confirm this since my plane isn't with me. I don't recall what direction the manual showed them facing but I'm positive it does. Both are credible arguments.
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Last edited by v8truckin; Jan 05, 2012 at 01:07 PM.
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High Orbit.....
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OK. Here's my take. We have two RC-Castle version model meaning the drive systems were not in. So we have yet to see how a PnP is fully assembled.
V8s was actually installed in the reverse on his so either the factory is still trying to figure out which way to install it or one of them turned it around. The fins curve out and have nothing inside meaning they are not set to catch air from the inside and funnel it out. But they can be designed to allow air out while allowing the passing outside slip stream air to be less turbulent. Thing is I'm not sure where the ESC's are intended to go. NS declared the vent area the ESC access vent but this is likely not the case. The SU-34 like similar have the ESC in the channel nearer the motors. Like with the SU-34 it had a open area at the front of the channel to allow air to flow back to the ESC's mounted in the back. I'm guessing the same was setup here and that the SU-35 vent is actually made to capture air from outside in the slip stream, into the channel over the ESC's and then sucked over the motor wires into the duct. The Channel is slightly open to the duct so air is being pulled from the 6 slots over the batteries, down the channel and into the duct. This would max the belly vent just another way to pull more air into the channel. Not a great design so just like Jason's comment I'll be looking to get the ESC's exposed in the ducts. |
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ESC thoughts
Hi there,
just a little guess here: I think that the 50A ESCs will be too weak or at least risky. Why?
Cheers, Henrik |
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