Hell Raiser
07-02-2004 | 05:18 PM
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RE: Hell Raiser
I'm building mine right now. hope to fly tonight. I'll post some pics later today. I'm going to run the Axi 2212/26 on TP1300, should be enough. I also have a 2208/34 that I could run but not quite sure which will provide the best performance. A little more weight with extra power or less weight, less power. What do you guys think? Anyone flown theirs with the 2212?
07-02-2004 | 05:46 PM
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RE: Hell Raiser
ORIGINAL: Texas 3D
yes sir. good to see you got one too (I mean a hell raiser 
). Have you started on it yet ?
the axi 2212/34 and the 2212/26 should pull them around nicely. There is no such thing as too much power when keeping within weight range.
ORIGINAL: ChuckAuger
.......Nothing like a little excess horsepower to soothe the soul.
.......Nothing like a little excess horsepower to soothe the soul.
). Have you started on it yet ? the axi 2212/34 and the 2212/26 should pull them around nicely. There is no such thing as too much power when keeping within weight range.
And Skibo777.. I think the 2208 is the recommended power for it, and it appears to have pretty good performance with that. But me and Ulf have 2212's that are just laying around, so we figured to just use them and take our lumps with the added weight ( the 2212 is only .4 oz heavier than the 2208..the larger batteries required will be where most of the added weight will come from). If ours are pigs with 2212's, we have only ourselves to blame.
07-02-2004 | 08:01 PM
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RE: Hell Raiser
Well one thing that is working in my favor is that with both motors being axi's it should be fairly easy to switch back and forth between the two. Thankfully the bat. hatch is lbig enough to allow access to everything.
