Question for Himax 2015-4100 owners
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RE: Question for Himax 2015-4100 owners
ORIGINAL: coolbean
What is the biggest model you have run with this motor and what were your results?
What is the biggest model you have run with this motor and what were your results?
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RE: Question for Himax 2015-4100 owners
Doug...you are way under-propping that set up...
that motor (yes I own one) with the 6.6:1 can easlily spin a 12 x 6 prop......
if you need to spin a smaller prop for clearance, I suggest changing the gearing a bit
that motor (yes I own one) with the 6.6:1 can easlily spin a 12 x 6 prop......
if you need to spin a smaller prop for clearance, I suggest changing the gearing a bit
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RE: Question for Himax 2015-4100 owners
ORIGINAL: coolbean
I agree, I spin a 10X5 on the 4 to 1 gearing with a 9.6V NiMh
I agree, I spin a 10X5 on the 4 to 1 gearing with a 9.6V NiMh
Do you know how much in thrust?
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RE: Question for Himax 2015-4100 owners
ORIGINAL: Trogdor the Burninator
If if flies well why change? You don't always have to prop for max watts and I don't think he's looking to hover it!
If if flies well why change? You don't always have to prop for max watts and I don't think he's looking to hover it!
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I would just prop it differently to use the motor more efficiently.....
or.... if the motor is too much, replace it with a smaller, lighter motor... lighter is better with small planes.....