showtime 4-d
11-14-2005, 11:06 PM
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showtime 4-d
i have just got a showtime 4-d by hanger 9 and want to electrifly it......what would be a SWEET motor for this plane???
weighs 7 1/2 lbs
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paul bingham
weighs 7 1/2 lbs
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11-15-2005, 08:19 PM
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RE: showtime 4-d
ill check it out........i guess i would need a very big speed controller....thats no prob......anyone got a idea on a batt?
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RE: showtime 4-d
Ben,
Seriously, you need to talk to Tony Stillman at Radio South. He has a Showtime 4D, and just finished an E-powered Brio(the 2m one, not the mini e-flite one).
You should be able to get some good info regarding your new project.
You're gonna want something with the power of a YS 110 for true 3D performance. Im thinking the AXI 5320 too. Should have unlimited vertical performance on 6cells.
Seriously, you need to talk to Tony Stillman at Radio South. He has a Showtime 4D, and just finished an E-powered Brio(the 2m one, not the mini e-flite one).
You should be able to get some good info regarding your new project.
You're gonna want something with the power of a YS 110 for true 3D performance. Im thinking the AXI 5320 too. Should have unlimited vertical performance on 6cells.
08-29-2006, 05:35 PM
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RE: showtime 4-d
maybe two of them in series...LOL
I think you'll have a hard time getting that large a plane off the ground with 3cells.
Minimum of 6 most likely, and I think the 5320 can handle up to around 10cells...but dont quote me on that.
Even something like the 4130/16 would work for general aerobatics would be simular to putting a .91 in it. If it comes out at the weight you have listed, you might get pretty good performance out of it.
I think you'll have a hard time getting that large a plane off the ground with 3cells.
Minimum of 6 most likely, and I think the 5320 can handle up to around 10cells...but dont quote me on that.
Even something like the 4130/16 would work for general aerobatics would be simular to putting a .91 in it. If it comes out at the weight you have listed, you might get pretty good performance out of it.
