AME 061 on a 1/2 A Shrike...
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AME 061 on a 1/2 A Shrike...
I think that I have seen threads on this subject before but I haven't found what I was looking for...
I have an AME 061 Norvel engine...I would like to put it on a 1/2 A Shrike...which prop would y'all suggest...also, what kind of torgue should I need from the servos...I would be using Hobbico CS-12's...I think that they have about 35 oz-in, but I would be willing to buy some smaller, lighter pico sized ones if they would be able to handle the surfaces OK...
Also, while I am at it, is there any rule of thumb for servo torque...like 1 oz-in for each square inco of surface area...seems like the servo strength should be a function of either the surface area (for large aerobatic planes) as well as the speed (for DD's and Whiplashes) because I know that the dusts don't have large surfaces, nor do they deflect much, but at 120 mph, there would be quite a force on any sized surface...
Thanks a lot-
-John
I have an AME 061 Norvel engine...I would like to put it on a 1/2 A Shrike...which prop would y'all suggest...also, what kind of torgue should I need from the servos...I would be using Hobbico CS-12's...I think that they have about 35 oz-in, but I would be willing to buy some smaller, lighter pico sized ones if they would be able to handle the surfaces OK...
Also, while I am at it, is there any rule of thumb for servo torque...like 1 oz-in for each square inco of surface area...seems like the servo strength should be a function of either the surface area (for large aerobatic planes) as well as the speed (for DD's and Whiplashes) because I know that the dusts don't have large surfaces, nor do they deflect much, but at 120 mph, there would be quite a force on any sized surface...
Thanks a lot-
-John
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AME 061 on a 1/2 A Shrike...
On a DD, trust me the faster you go the more torque you need on your surfaces.....it will literally lay they down. Makes pulling out of a dive at WOT a bit hairy.