EDGE 540
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From: SMITHTOWN, NY
ANYONE GOT ANY IDEAS ON A NICE .40 SIZE EDGE 540 FOR 3D. I WANT A FULL FUSE NOT A PROFILE. I HAVE A .46FX TO THROW IN IT.
THANKS IN ADVANCE[8D]
THANKS IN ADVANCE[8D]
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Pacific Aero Models ... Aero Works ... Fliton ... but with a 46 2C you cannot expect much for 3D, it might be hard to prop hang actually as most of the planes come up to about 5.75 - 6 lbs ... Best bet to 3D with a 46 2C is still to go with a profile.
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Pacific Aero Models ... Aero Works ... Fliton ... but with a 46 2C you cannot expect much for 3D, it might be hard to prop hang actually as most of the planes come up to about 5.75 - 6 lbs ... Best bet to 3D with a 46 2C is still to go with a profile.
Pacific Aero Models ... Aero Works ... Fliton ... but with a 46 2C you cannot expect much for 3D, it might be hard to prop hang actually as most of the planes come up to about 5.75 - 6 lbs ... Best bet to 3D with a 46 2C is still to go with a profile.
I had the chance to do 3d on the Aerworks running a 50 in it and while it did OK, the control surface area's really left it lacking
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From: Percival, IA
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If you had a little larger power plant I would reccomend the Seagull Edge 540. I assembled one last summer and got to fly it a little before winter set in. really didn't get a chance to really wring it out as I had standard servos on it but have since replaced them with high torque servos. I have a Tower hobbies 75 on mine and it seems like it has plenty of power but like I said never go to really wring it out.
clemrick
If you had a little larger power plant I would reccomend the Seagull Edge 540. I assembled one last summer and got to fly it a little before winter set in. really didn't get a chance to really wring it out as I had standard servos on it but have since replaced them with high torque servos. I have a Tower hobbies 75 on mine and it seems like it has plenty of power but like I said never go to really wring it out.
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Look at these:
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXMPN1&P=7
http://raidentech.com/newed549072a.html might be alittle small for a 1.60
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXMPN1&P=7
http://raidentech.com/newed549072a.html might be alittle small for a 1.60
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I had a 1.60 os in this plane:
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXEUP9&P=ML
It was a lot of fun and performed very well.
I used an apc 17x6w and a zinger 18x6-3. bisson pitts style muffler.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXEUP9&P=ML
It was a lot of fun and performed very well.
I used an apc 17x6w and a zinger 18x6-3. bisson pitts style muffler.



