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Calc attached: Propeller 10.0 x 7.0 Geared 1.0 Volts: 11.0 Amps:29.8 Rpm: 9616 In: 327.4 Out: 254.8 Eff: 77.8 Time: 2.0 Thrust: 64.7 Speed: 63.7 Thanks, Hebert Edit: my motor only weighs 3/4 oz more than the one you suggested and I get 50W more output. |
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Ok I haven't been able to find a cameraman yet but here are the specifics on my build.
AUW 13 0z. motor Hextronics Kv: 1300rpm/v Max Load: 8 amps No Load Current: 0.5A Suggested Prop: GWS HD-8060 24 grams Prop GWS black 8060 battery Rhino 1250 3S1P 20C LiPo Pack ESC TowerPro 30 Amp Brushless Speed Controller servos pico+ BB Plus three pics, she still needs a little finishing. Maybe some paint but none but one I have built so far have lasted long enough for paint. The one that did get painted was because it hung in my home office for 2 months and I got tired of hearing my wife complain about that chunk of foam. ![]() Will try and get some video before dark if possible. |
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Wow, that little motor is fast? Does it get hot?
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Last edited by Murman; Mar 19, 2009 at 07:28 PM.
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It gets a little warm but not hot to the point you can't touch it. The guy I bought it from recommended the 8060 prop with the 1250mah lipo. He runs one set up exactly like mine in fact except he has a lower amp esc on his full fuse spitfire. By the way check out his website karglusa.com, tell him Jack sent you by if you decide to buy.
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I actually have a blue wonder and am about to go and try to maiden the thing now in a micro UFO. I just never knew it could fly a plane of this size.
I'm knew, I'm still soaking this stuff up like a sponge ![]() |
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Hey Rabbit I'm soaking to. I've got the same motor on an f22 with about a 32 inch span built off of http://rc.tomhe.net/f-22#toc10 this plan. Here's a short video to give you an idea how good this motor is, winds were about 10- 12mph.
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[QUOTE=j4ck4]Hey Rabbit I'm soaking to. I've got the same motor on an f22 with about a 32 inch span built off of this plan. Here's a short video to give you an idea how good this motor is, winds were about 10- 12mph.
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BustedBlades. did you use a tach to get those numbers?
![]() I can't get anywhere close to those high numbers using my same motor with a good high power batteries. ( 9616 rpm's Apc 10x7??) ![]() I just run my test again with a new Turingy C35-30 kv 1100 with a New Apc 10x7 ![]() I get 7,800 rpm's = 33 oz. of thrust and about 159.6 watts and about 51 mph. ![]() I'm using real numbers here from a amp reader and tach,not what some company says there motor will do. I don't see how your motor could be turning about 2,000 more rpm's running the same prop. ![]() Your not running a 4 cell battery are you? I'm using Thunder Power V2 2200mAh 3 cells. For test, not on plane. I run a Thunber Power 1320 pro-lite on plane. And that battery is not a very high C rating battery. |
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Great video, that thing is pretty quick, I kind of like the slow flying right now as I am just getting my thumbs limbered up, and thats kind of hard for us old guys, especially when you've spent fifty+ years mistreating your hands doing mechanic and carpentry work Ouch ![]() |
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