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I think the issue is that there's a massive thread of nothing but skywalker setups.. check that and I guarantee you'll find what you're looking for.
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Latest blog entry: SS FPV Maiden
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Latest blog entry: SS FPV Maiden
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Shakopee, MN
Joined Aug 2004
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The Skywalker 1680 and 1900 should use the same motor selection. I have both and power required is the same.
This Skywalker 1680 thread produced over 600 responses with "motor" as a search criteria. Plenty of info on motors and props. |
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The SW electronics thread was started more than a year after the SW was released. . It's full of well proven setups and plenty of proof for why they work. I count 7 motors on the first page, and 17 overall in flying planes. Moxie 980 Turnigy 3536 1400 Scorpion SII-3008-1220 BEVRC 980 Scorpion SII-3014-890 HK SK 3480 1100 Scorpion SII 3014-1220 Tunigy 3636b 1400 Turnigy L3015A-1000 Turnigy 3636 1450 Turnigy 3542 1000 G Force 36-36 1250 NTM 36-36A 1400 BPHobbies 2815-6 1410 KEDA 3636 1450 Scorpion SII-3020-780 PowerUp 15 Sport 1000 Any of those would work in the 1900. I just wouldn't plan on the 1900 being a speed demon and choose a motor accordingly. Generally speaking <1000kv is used with 4S setup, and >1000kv is used with 3S setups. There are exceptions both ways. ian |
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