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power help for a H9 p-47 .60 - 5/27/2009 3:45 PM   
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Status: offline 		I am about to convert a H9 P-47 and thinking about running it with either a power 60 HV-85 and 7S 4900mah 20C. Either that or a power 90. Has anyone ever a power 60 with a 7s and does this look like this setup would work for this plane?


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RE: power help for a H9 p-47 .60 - 5/28/2009 2:46 AM   
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Status: offline 		It all depends on the expected flying weight of the plane, and what type of flying you will be doing.
I converted a 63" Extra 330L to electric using a Power 60. I'm running a 15x10E prop, with 2 3s1p 2650ma LiPo's in series. At 22.2 volts with the 15x10 prop, it pulls about 740 watts at 38 amps static. That's just over 100 watts/lb, as the plane weighs 7 lbs. The Power 60 is rated higher than what i'm running it at, but my plane has GOBS of power. It pulls straight up verticals with no problem, flies directly into a 10-15 mph wind with authority. I'm getting about 5-6 minutes of flight time, and the batteries only take about 1700ma to recharge.
Anywhere close to 100-150 watts/lb will give great performance, it all depends on how you intend to use it. Hope this helps..........

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RE: power help for a H9 p-47 .60 - 6/29/2009 1:47 AM   
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Status: offline 		Well I ran my Hangar 9 P40 on the 60. 6S3700 pack, Castle Creations 60 esc, Ultimate UBEC, spun an APC 15x13x3 blade prop.
Flew beautiful with this set up, more then enough thrust and speed.

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RE: power help for a H9 p-47 .60 - 7/29/2009 10:05 PM   
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Many successful conversions of this series of H9 warbirds have been done using AXI 4130/16 motors and 6s Lipo, swinging 15/10 or 16/10" props.  Amp draw is around 50A at wot if I recall correctly.



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RE: power help for a H9 p-47 .60 - 7/30/2009 1:49 AM   
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