im going with 11.1 volts on a 300...prop size?
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im going with 11.1 volts on a 300...prop size?
i ordered the kokam 3 cell super high discharge li-poly cells because i want to go completely vertical. i know the motor wont last as long and frankly i couldnt care less. i need that power. any suggestions on a prop size for this voltage?
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im going with 11.1 volts on a 300...prop size?
Are you going to gear it or go direct drive?
What plane are you powering it in.
I would think that 4:1 gearing and a 10x7 prop should get you in the ballpark on a 16-20oz plane, but you'd have to experiment with prop sizes to find which one suits your application best.
Good luck.
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What plane are you powering it in.
I would think that 4:1 gearing and a 10x7 prop should get you in the ballpark on a 16-20oz plane, but you'd have to experiment with prop sizes to find which one suits your application best.
Good luck.
Jason
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im going with 11.1 volts on a 300...prop size?
I'm more than sure you'd need to use a 3S2P to run a S300. If you have a 3S 1020 mah, you'll get 4.8 amps continuous from the pack. As long as the motor or motor/gb doesn't draw more than that you'd be Ok. The Etec 3S 1200 mah would give you a safe 7.2 amps continuous.
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im going with 11.1 volts on a 300...prop size?
usually that li-poly battery is equal to about a 10 cell pack which should really over-amp your present 300 gear ratio/prop combo...... you might try going 1 diameter size smaller prop in an attempt to pull the new expected amps down to present ammount