Electric 60 h9 electric conversion questions
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Electric 60 h9 electric conversion questions
First off I'm starting to question my motor choice. Hacker 13xl witha 3.75 :1 planetary gear on a 6s 5000 mah pac and a Ice 75. any thoughts ?? Also the H9 Corasair has a pos. angle built into the fire wall but i can't find any imfo on why. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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RE: Electric 60 h9 electric conversion questions
Hi Denny,
First, with so many outrunners avaliable with different power ratings, why use a gear-box? E-flite, Rimfire, Scorpion, Axi and many others make several motors that will haul a 60e sized plane around just fine. Many ARFs have the thrust angle built into the firewall to aid in motor installation. Most planes need some down & right angle added to the thrust line. These H-9 60s both run on e-flite power 60s and fly very well. Good luck
Rick
First, with so many outrunners avaliable with different power ratings, why use a gear-box? E-flite, Rimfire, Scorpion, Axi and many others make several motors that will haul a 60e sized plane around just fine. Many ARFs have the thrust angle built into the firewall to aid in motor installation. Most planes need some down & right angle added to the thrust line. These H-9 60s both run on e-flite power 60s and fly very well. Good luck
Rick
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RE: Electric 60 h9 electric conversion questions
Toss the gear box. To much noise and work.
This will pull your plane around and you can use a scale prop too.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/96m606-big...030-400kv.html
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This will pull your plane around and you can use a scale prop too.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/96m606-big...030-400kv.html
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RE: Electric 60 h9 electric conversion questions
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HI. Need help converting 60 sopwith to elec.Anyone done it?
HI. Need help converting 60 sopwith to elec.Anyone done it?
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RE: Electric 60 h9 electric conversion questions
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Hi Rick; Its a Hanger 9 -61in.wingspan. full up weight of 10 lbs. with Eflite 46 motor14-8 pr.op 4cell lipo. Wasnt enough pawer(650constant watts) Now have a 4130-08 Cheetah. What setup is good with this.? Thanx
Hi Rick; Its a Hanger 9 -61in.wingspan. full up weight of 10 lbs. with Eflite 46 motor14-8 pr.op 4cell lipo. Wasnt enough pawer(650constant watts) Now have a 4130-08 Cheetah. What setup is good with this.? Thanx
Rick
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RE: Electric 60 h9 electric conversion questions
I have a Monster Power 46 in my Giles 202. I run it with a 13X6 prop on 5s. It puts out about about 7.5 pounds of thrust and I am at the edge of its limits.
I ran the numbers through this on line calc program.
http://www.ecalc.ch/motorcalc.htm?ecalc&lang=en
Eflite 46 with 4s battery
says about 7.4 pounds of thrust at 52 amps
Using 6s and a 15X10 prop on the Eflite 46 would just melt it.
Calc program says 112 amps motor limit is 55.
Would be better to use the Tacon 60, swinging a 18X8 prop on a 6s battery. Close to 12 pounds thrust at 50ish amps.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/96m606-big...030-400kv.html
Buzz.
I ran the numbers through this on line calc program.
http://www.ecalc.ch/motorcalc.htm?ecalc&lang=en
Eflite 46 with 4s battery
says about 7.4 pounds of thrust at 52 amps
Using 6s and a 15X10 prop on the Eflite 46 would just melt it.
Calc program says 112 amps motor limit is 55.
Would be better to use the Tacon 60, swinging a 18X8 prop on a 6s battery. Close to 12 pounds thrust at 50ish amps.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/96m606-big...030-400kv.html
Buzz.
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RE: Electric 60 h9 electric conversion questions
I'd also look at an E-Flite power 52. 1650W, 6C, 5000mah battery. 75-85A ESC.
12x8x3 MA prop. a ten to 11 Lb plane should have a T/W ratio of about 1:23
The 52 has a higher kv rating (570-590) than the 60.
12x8x3 MA prop. a ten to 11 Lb plane should have a T/W ratio of about 1:23
The 52 has a higher kv rating (570-590) than the 60.