Hacker B40 for some type of foamy?
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From: Mundelein,
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Hey guys, I have a Hacker B40-4:1 plant in my Wattage Crazy eight right now that I want to take out and use it for a 3D type foamy. Do you think that this would be to big or heavy of a motor. I was thinking of doing a bigger plane for it. Cost a ton for the right Li poly set up. but i think it could be done, what do you folks think?
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I got a B40 too... which wind do you have? also is it a S or L? factory mounted 4,4:1 gearbox?
a B40 performs as a 72 4 stroke, I use mine in a Kyosho CAP232 40 size, on 10 round cells. hovers and pulls out!
previous I had it in a diablotin mini usper, very good power/weight ratio.
I would suggest an E3D, www.gwmp.net
I got a B40 too... which wind do you have? also is it a S or L? factory mounted 4,4:1 gearbox?
a B40 performs as a 72 4 stroke, I use mine in a Kyosho CAP232 40 size, on 10 round cells. hovers and pulls out!
previous I had it in a diablotin mini usper, very good power/weight ratio.
I would suggest an E3D, www.gwmp.net
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a 18S...hm useing 4s2p thunderpower you would get a very light ship, and about 2,2kg thrust. 14x7 APCE or so.
make sure to get proper cooling as you can expect 20min + flight times. maybe even a heatsink! www.aircraft-world.com
a 18S...hm useing 4s2p thunderpower you would get a very light ship, and about 2,2kg thrust. 14x7 APCE or so.
make sure to get proper cooling as you can expect 20min + flight times. maybe even a heatsink! www.aircraft-world.com
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You could build a foamy for the B40, but it wouldn't fly as well as a built up plane.
I've built a couple of 48" span foamies for glow power. This is with 1/2" thick Foamular pink color high density insulation from the local hardware store.
If you used anything thiner than that, such as the popular 6mm Depron you would have to do a lot of reinforcing and probably also have to use "flying wires" attached between a pylon and the wing for enough strength.
The flat plate airfoil does ok on the small lightweight planes, but IMHO with a bigger heavier plane it just doesn't work out for electric flight. You need a good airfoil that will allow the plane to fly slower.
Bill
I've built a couple of 48" span foamies for glow power. This is with 1/2" thick Foamular pink color high density insulation from the local hardware store.
If you used anything thiner than that, such as the popular 6mm Depron you would have to do a lot of reinforcing and probably also have to use "flying wires" attached between a pylon and the wing for enough strength.
The flat plate airfoil does ok on the small lightweight planes, but IMHO with a bigger heavier plane it just doesn't work out for electric flight. You need a good airfoil that will allow the plane to fly slower.
Bill




