GWS 350 D gearing??
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Thanks for looking....
Any way, im having a hard time finding a GWS 350 motor with D Gearing. I would like to buy it from aeromicro.com but i cant seem to find it there. The reason i want to get it there is because im going to order a few other things from them.
What propeller should i get for it? Its going in a foamy factory ultimate biplane running a 3 cell TP packs. i will have two battery packs, one 1300 and one 830. What speed controller will work? What reciever also? i have a Futaba 9z synthesized.
Thanks alot
Any way, im having a hard time finding a GWS 350 motor with D Gearing. I would like to buy it from aeromicro.com but i cant seem to find it there. The reason i want to get it there is because im going to order a few other things from them.
What propeller should i get for it? Its going in a foamy factory ultimate biplane running a 3 cell TP packs. i will have two battery packs, one 1300 and one 830. What speed controller will work? What reciever also? i have a Futaba 9z synthesized.
Thanks alot
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If you going the Lipoly route, especially with 3s, then you SHOULD/MUST buy an ESC which is programmable for LVC - and the GWS 300, though it will work and cope with the 8A or so you are going to draw, is NOT programmable. It's LVC is set at ~5v and you need to have a 9v cutoff for 3s packs. I'd suggest a Phoenix 10P or even better a Phoenix 25P to give you a good safety margin.
One problem you have is that neither of your battery packs will be able to deliver the current your motor requires [it may well require 8-10A+] - the 1300 is good to 7.8A and the 830 only 5.0A @ 6C. You need a second "module" of each so that you can make up a 3s2p configuration for each.
Any negative shift receiver will work - you can't do better than a Berg 4 or Berg 5, but if money is tight a GWS R-4P will do.
Cheers, Phil
One problem you have is that neither of your battery packs will be able to deliver the current your motor requires [it may well require 8-10A+] - the 1300 is good to 7.8A and the 830 only 5.0A @ 6C. You need a second "module" of each so that you can make up a 3s2p configuration for each.
Any negative shift receiver will work - you can't do better than a Berg 4 or Berg 5, but if money is tight a GWS R-4P will do.
Cheers, Phil
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Dr Kiwi,
All of the equipment you mention is fine, for a brushless motor, but he wants the GWS 350 can brushed motor. The problem with using 3S Li-poly cells with the brushed motor is that it will eventually burn it out at 11.1 volts. Otherwise, it will run for a while just fine on the 3s1p configuration as the brushed motor doesn't require such a high current rating.
Jesse
All of the equipment you mention is fine, for a brushless motor, but he wants the GWS 350 can brushed motor. The problem with using 3S Li-poly cells with the brushed motor is that it will eventually burn it out at 11.1 volts. Otherwise, it will run for a while just fine on the 3s1p configuration as the brushed motor doesn't require such a high current rating.
Jesse