Noobie Needs help with E-starter
01-28-2007 | 09:34 PM
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Noobie Needs help with E-starter
Hey guys,
I just started in this wonderful hobby about 3 months ago. I started with a slow stick and have just purchased a GWS e-starter to start some aileron flying. I'm tring to use as much gear as I can from my Slow stick but I believe I'm going to run into some motor/esc/battery problems. I was using a T anic 7.4 volt 2 cell lipo batt, with a dynam 18a esc, with a brushless bm2410-12 (got it all as a gift... sorry I can't be more specific). Anyway the E-starter I bought came with an EPS100c motor and gearbox. I'm trying to figure out what my best option will be for this upgrade. New ESC that supports a brushed motor and the Lipo batt, or new brushless motor? Any and all suggestions will be GREATLY appriciated.
Thanks so much!!!!
--LJ1
I just started in this wonderful hobby about 3 months ago. I started with a slow stick and have just purchased a GWS e-starter to start some aileron flying. I'm tring to use as much gear as I can from my Slow stick but I believe I'm going to run into some motor/esc/battery problems. I was using a T anic 7.4 volt 2 cell lipo batt, with a dynam 18a esc, with a brushless bm2410-12 (got it all as a gift... sorry I can't be more specific). Anyway the E-starter I bought came with an EPS100c motor and gearbox. I'm trying to figure out what my best option will be for this upgrade. New ESC that supports a brushed motor and the Lipo batt, or new brushless motor? Any and all suggestions will be GREATLY appriciated.
Thanks so much!!!!
--LJ1
01-28-2007 | 10:15 PM
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RE: Noobie Needs help with E-starter
You will probably be happier with a new brushless motor. It will operate better, last longer, and provide longer flight times than utilizing the included brushed motor.
