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Rim Fire 22-1000 Fly the Super series??? - 7/7/2006 3:31:17 PM   
Greg Cothern



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Status: offline 		Will the Great Planes little Rim Fire brushless outrunner 22-1000 fly the new Super Cap or Extra??
SPECS: Motor Diameter and Length: 28 x 29mm (1.10 x 1.14"
Stainless Steel Output Shaft Diameter and Length: 3.0 x 12mm
Weight: 42g (1.48oz.)
Input Voltage: 7.2-12V DC
Magnet Wires Temp Rating: 160°C (320°F)
kV Rating: 1000 RPM/V
Max. Constant Current: 11A
Max. Surge Current: 15A
No Load Current: 0.65A
Internal Resistance: 235 milli-ohms


< Message edited by Greg Cothern -- 7/7/2006 4:42:16 PM >

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RE: Rim Fire 22-1000 Fly the Super series??? - 7/7/2006 6:51:26 PM   
JohnVH



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Status: offline 		Hi Greg, it looks like that should fly it fine.

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RE: Rim Fire 22-1000 Fly the Super series??? - 7/8/2006 2:14:32 AM   
Greg Cothern



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Status: offline 		Thank you, I appreciate it. Now I have to decide if I want the Extra or the Cap LoL.

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RE: Rim Fire 22-1000 Fly the Super series??? - 7/24/2006 4:12:08 PM   
EL TEMUCANO



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Status: offline 		WHAT ABOUT YOUR ENGINE ??????????????????????????? DO YOU FINISH YOUR PLANE,, Y BUY A F3A IKARUS AND I WHANT TO BUY THA RIM FIRE.... TELL ABOUT YOUR EXPERIENCE.

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RE: Rim Fire 22-1000 Fly the Super series??? - 7/24/2006 6:58:52 PM   
Fasa



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Status: offline 		I'm kinda new to foamys and electircs in general. I have a flatout and absolutely love it. I have been reading the rants and raves about the 3dfoamies and want to pick one up.

My only problem is that i also want to use the rimfire with the electrifly speed control. This is an outrunner that is mounted on a wooden firewall.(that's how it is on my flatout anyways).

I don't want to sodder things together so most of this stuff doesn't appeal to me. My questions are:

Does this hacker everyone is talking about need soddering or is it plug and go like the rimfire to electrifly speed control?

Will the rimfire fly ANY of the 3dfoamy models? If not, which would it fly best. Of course, if it can't hover the plane, it can't fly it in my opinion...

Is there anything bad about going with the rimfire over the hacker?

Any and all comments appreciated but i would like to hear from 3dfoamy before i purchase a 3dfoamy and try to slap this rimfire in it.

Thanks all,
Mike Fas

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RE: Rim Fire 22-1000 Fly the Super series??? - 7/24/2006 7:01:36 PM   
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Status: offline 		Hi, the above motor Id say would work best on the pro models, the supers are bigger and a few more ounced, but it will still fly them, with less vertical of course.

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RE: Rim Fire 22-1000 Fly the Super series??? - 7/24/2006 7:05:45 PM   
Fasa



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Status: offline 		any soddering involved if i go with the hacker or is it plug and play?

thanks for the quick reply.

Mike

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RE: Rim Fire 22-1000 Fly the Super series??? - 7/24/2006 7:06:47 PM   
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Status: offline 		You have to solder no matter what you use, a battery connector has to be attached.

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RE: Rim Fire 22-1000 Fly the Super series??? - 7/25/2006 2:09:40 AM   
Fasa



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Status: offline 		errr, well, not true but i understand. the rimfire hooks right up to the electrifly speed controller and the speed controller already has the deans plug stock.(i think that's what it's called) From there, the electrifly 640 li po comes stock with the same plug.

No soddering, all plug and play and your ready to go.

I've never soddered before so maybe i should learn. I keep seeing most people talk about it and it seems common in the electric world. I guess the stuff i mentioned above is rare and new for us electric newbies.

Thanks John,

Mike

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