When a good Brushless Thermals
04-29-2004, 02:39 PM
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When a good Brushless Thermals
This is what happens to an electric motor when there is not enough cooling and you are in a high alpha harrier 3 feet of the deck 
[link=http://www.epowerflight.com/video/thermal.mpg]Funtana Pro[/link] flown by Jason Shulman
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[link=http://www.epowerflight.com/video/thermal.mpg]Funtana Pro[/link] flown by Jason Shulman
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04-29-2004, 04:42 PM
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RE: When a good Brushless Thermals
I think he said the gear plate ripped slightly, the wheelpant was damaged and it tore the tail wheel loose. Not bad considering the weight that came down on it
