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hey guys.. i think my wife will buy me this plane for xmas... whats the battery from hobbyking you guys use with no mods needed or no CG changes.... i have a trojan PKZ and i use the 20C 2200mah and no issues at all... just plug and fly... now the 25C seems to be heavier and bigger... so since i do not own the plane yet i just want to know whats the biggest C rate and MAH capacity from turnigy are you guys flying with with no need to scoop foam out of it or without modding the CG... thanks a lot in advance
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If its only for a short time, everything is fine, but if you wanna enjoy your plane for awhile i would still choose the 3s version. This setup is powerfull enough for some nice scale flying if you ask me, just my opinion. |
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Agreed! The aluminum mount from customRC.com rocks! I clipped, and broke a 12" prop on the runway,doing a high speed fly by(only down fall with a two blade) After landing safely, I inspected the motor, and mount before replacing the prop, and everything held strong! The motor was also fine due to the flex of the firewall. |
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