indyrcpilot

I have a GWS Corsair to chase my buddy's GWS Zero with, but I want to make sure that I have enough power. I want to use a brushless motor, but I don't know which one.

I have a Slow Stick with an Astro 010 that I'm very pleased with. I'm considering another one, but I don't know which gear ratio will be best. I'm planning to use a 2-cell Etec 1200mah in it, 'cause it fits without cutting too much out of the fuse. That's the same battery I'm using in my stock motor GWS Me-109 and it works great. The Corsair will be heavier and draggier, so I'm afraid it wouldn't be enough.

Anyone on the list had any experience with brushless in the GWS Corsair?

Thanks!
Chuck in Indy

Biffster

I'd recommend about 12 #40 Rubber bands. Your takeoff performance will be phenomenal, but the duration is something less than desirable.

Biff

(The Buddy)

Earthchain

Check this out! http://www.e-flightline.com/movie.htm

Mike Parsons

If you can find them, either a 350 Razor or 400 Razor mounted in a GWS GB. I have three of them and they are hard to beat. Lightweight and a hardy punch. Here is an example of a Razor 400 in a GWS Mustang. Outstanding performance.


[link=http://www.dustyscott.com/flightvids/04-21-03%20GWS%20P-51%20Mustang%20with%20RZ-400.wmv]Razor 400 GWS Mustang[/link]

www.razormotors.com
www.parkflyermotors.com

GWR

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In my GWS Zero, I'm running an MP Jet 25/35-20 with the 4.1:1 gearbox, APC 9x6 slo fly prop, and a Thunder Power 3 cell, 2100mah battery pack. When another flyer with a GWS Corsair saw the Zero perform, he ordered the same setup for himself. Haven't seen it yet but should fly ad good.