AXI vs Hacker
07-04-2005 | 11:00 AM
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From: athens,
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RE: AXI vs Hacker
I use AXI power almost exclusively and have never been disapointed. 2212/26 to 4130/16 and many in between. Do not overamp and you will enjoy trouble free flying.
07-04-2005 | 06:23 PM
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RE: AXI vs Hacker
For smaller Parkflyer 3D like set-ups it's Axi all the way .But for planes weighing more than 10 lbs and you want to hold them by the prop ,the Hacker C50 type motor is a better choice
07-05-2005 | 12:55 AM
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From: gliwice, CO, POLAND
RE: AXI vs Hacker
ORIGINAL: gaspasser
For smaller Parkflyer 3D like set-ups it's Axi all the way .But for planes weighing more than 10 lbs and you want to hold them by the prop ,the Hacker C50 type motor is a better choice
For smaller Parkflyer 3D like set-ups it's Axi all the way .But for planes weighing more than 10 lbs and you want to hold them by the prop ,the Hacker C50 type motor is a better choice
I don't want my shocky to weight 10 lbs
Thanks for fast replies guys.
07-05-2005 | 01:42 AM
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RE: AXI vs Hacker
The hacker is a 12 pole motor and can be proped for higher ampss or propedlower for using smaller packs.
I have BOTH motors. I loved the axi but the small hacker kills it.
More power weighs a little less.
Do any of these people crying axi axi actually owa a20-30m??? I doubt it.
I have BOTH motors. I loved the axi but the small hacker kills it.
More power weighs a little less.
Do any of these people crying axi axi actually owa a20-30m??? I doubt it.
07-05-2005 | 06:38 AM
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ORIGINAL: iankraus
Do any of these people crying axi axi actually owa a20-30m??? I doubt it.
Do any of these people crying axi axi actually owa a20-30m??? I doubt it.
Nope, don't own a hacker. Can only comment on the motor I own and that is that it is a good motor. I'm sure the hacker is good too.
07-05-2005 | 12:41 PM
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From: Phoenix, AZ
RE: AXI vs Hacker
I have been flying a Hacker A20-34S in my shock flyer extra with an 8x3.8 prop on a 2S-720TP Gen2 pack and the performance is spectacular. The 30M is over kill for this model especially if you’re flying in doors. As for the price Hacker A20S 59.99 and A20M 64.99 with 2 motor mounts, 2 prop adapters, and all hardware. They are also available with ESC’s for 89.99 and 99.99. The AXI is 65.90 and another 12.90 for the mount. If you throw in there ESC the price is 134.90. One last thing is the Hacker weighs less A20S 1.02oz, A20M1.48oz, and the AXI 1.6oz.
07-05-2005 | 05:20 PM
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RE: AXI vs Hacker
as your post states your flying outdoors and have 3s packs of 20c 640 kkokams your should be good with either the 2208/34 or the a20/30m the a20 is cheaper, can pull more power , weights less, includes mounts adaptors and even 2 spare shafts!!! I liked my axi but there are better products now, imho
