Rimfire vs AXI for Great Planes Reactor
05-30-2009, 12:57 PM
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Rimfire vs AXI for Great Planes Reactor
I am looking to get the Great Planes Reactor, but am having second thoughts about what motor I should get. I have an AXI motor for another plane and I love it.
So, my question is what is your opinion of the Rimfire series and is it worth spending extra money on the AXI?
My second question is what is an equivalent AXI motor to the Rimfire 35-30-950? I have my opinion, but I just want to see what others think. I will be using the plane mostly for agressive aerobatics and 3D maneuvers so I would like to have a pretty good watt rating.
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So, my question is what is your opinion of the Rimfire series and is it worth spending extra money on the AXI?
My second question is what is an equivalent AXI motor to the Rimfire 35-30-950? I have my opinion, but I just want to see what others think. I will be using the plane mostly for agressive aerobatics and 3D maneuvers so I would like to have a pretty good watt rating.
Thanks
05-30-2009, 06:17 PM
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RE: Rimfire vs AXI for Great Planes Reactor
I use Rimfire motors on 2 of my planes, they're excellent in my opinion. They're lighter and put out more power than most equivalent motors.
I wouldn't hesitate to use any Rimfire, the price is pretty reasonable on them also. I also use Electrifly ESC's, never once had a problem with any of them.
