New Plettenberg F3A motor
06-12-2012, 06:08 PM
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RE: New Plettenberg F3A motor
Woodie, I see where they state 565g. I wonder if that is a typo? Anyways, I too am a bit disappointed to learn that this motor is on the "heavy" side. Truth is I never weighed mine as it came already installed in my new Pegasus (thanks Larry!) Also, I know I keep beating this dead horse, but the 25-12 spins a 20.5 x 14.5 faster than the Advance at a cost of about 5 to 10 amps but with 70g less weight so I am certain Plettenberg could have made the Advance lighter if they tried.
and,
Jason, You should have been a comedian
and,
Jason, You should have been a comedian
06-12-2012, 06:16 PM
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RE: New Plettenberg F3A motor
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Woodie, I see where they state 565g. I wonder if that is a typo? Anyways, I too am a bit disappointed to learn that this motor is on the ''heavy'' side. Truth is I never weighed mine as it came already installed in my new Pegasus (thanks Larry!) Also, I know I keep beating this dead horse, but the 25-12 spins a 20.5 x 14.5 faster than the Advance at a cost of about 5 to 10 amps but with 70g less weight so I am certain Plettenberg could have made the Advance lighter if they tried.
and,
Jason, You should have been a comedian
Woodie, I see where they state 565g. I wonder if that is a typo? Anyways, I too am a bit disappointed to learn that this motor is on the ''heavy'' side. Truth is I never weighed mine as it came already installed in my new Pegasus (thanks Larry!) Also, I know I keep beating this dead horse, but the 25-12 spins a 20.5 x 14.5 faster than the Advance at a cost of about 5 to 10 amps but with 70g less weight so I am certain Plettenberg could have made the Advance lighter if they tried.
and,
Jason, You should have been a comedian
Yes, I must have missed my calling in life. One has to always look at the bright side.. lol
Cheers,
Jason.
06-12-2012, 07:04 PM
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RE: New Plettenberg F3A motor
ORIGINAL: 2Sunny
Woodie, I see where they state 565g. I wonder if that is a typo? Anyways, I too am a bit disappointed to learn that this motor is on the ''heavy'' side. Truth is I never weighed mine as it came already installed in my new Pegasus (thanks Larry!) Also, I know I keep beating this dead horse, but the 25-12 spins a 20.5 x 14.5 faster than the Advance at a cost of about 5 to 10 amps but with 70g less weight so I am certain Plettenberg could have made the Advance lighter if they tried.
and,
Jason, You should have been a comedian
Woodie, I see where they state 565g. I wonder if that is a typo? Anyways, I too am a bit disappointed to learn that this motor is on the ''heavy'' side. Truth is I never weighed mine as it came already installed in my new Pegasus (thanks Larry!) Also, I know I keep beating this dead horse, but the 25-12 spins a 20.5 x 14.5 faster than the Advance at a cost of about 5 to 10 amps but with 70g less weight so I am certain Plettenberg could have made the Advance lighter if they tried.
and,
Jason, You should have been a comedian
Flying it this weekend (mounted in the Caelestia) at Stormville all day Sat and Sun if you can make it. Hope you can make it to Pocono.
