Yes, I understood you on your first post, but all I wanted, is to know all the data before I purchase the motor and everything and avoid selecting the wrong things and only find it out while on the field. The current draw is the most difficult thing to come by since I do not know how much amps does my motor require to turn a selected prop. I see that this is difficult to do and a little trial and error at the field with a watt meter is necessary.

Thanks with the tip for the batteries although now that I think about it, with my setup of 2 batteries, I would have to bring a lot of batteries to the field!
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