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Old 12-02-2006 | 11:58 AM
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HEy
ok i wanna get a beginner EDF jet. I like the looks of the Multiplex Fun Jet. The thing is is this a real jet, or is it prop driven? if its prop driven than whats a good jet thats not and its EDF. also can the costs be under 300 dollars?
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Old 12-02-2006 | 01:55 PM
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Dan,

Look at this. Next door in Japan.


http://www.aircraft-world.com/shopdi...%2D+GWS+MODELS
Old 12-02-2006 | 02:07 PM
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Hmm,

That link does not go where I thought it would.

GOOGLE GWS, look for their A10 Warthog, a foamy ARF with twin EDFs. For $85 or so, you get the airframe, fans, motors and wiring. You'll need a radio, servos (use GWS micros) a receiver (ditto), a 15 amp ESC (ditto again) and a 3s lipo.

Opt for the A10 with EDF55/300H fan/motor combos. Good performance with a 3S lipo.

A great 1st great plane, easy to launch, flies slow enough to learn control, will loop, roll.
Old 12-02-2006 | 09:43 PM
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Ok do you think that these speed controls are ok? They are quite cheap though.
http://www.yidamodel.com/cn/list.asp?id=2393
ARe these servo's good?
http://www.yidamodel.com/cn/list.asp?id=2202
Specs: Habitat: Taiwan Metal gear Speed: 0.15 seconds /60 Size: 21.3 x 11.4 x 21mm Weight: 9.7g Torsion: 1.8kg or this one
http://www.yidamodel.com/cn/list.asp?id=2200
they hav the same specs, ones a GWS and others unknown, and What RX should i get?
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Old 12-02-2006 | 10:59 PM
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Dan - Its what we call a pusher and not an EDF. The plane is easy to launch and can fly slow, landings can be slow too. I heard about some people flying them in large gyms so I tried mine out on the air field, flying small figure 8s, it can fly in small circles and decently slow.

I got the FJ and you can go with the following:

ESC - any cheap 30A ESC will be fine, I used most cheap CHina made ones like from HiModel or Tower Pro and they work fine, only issue is the cut off, it can be abrupt but before that happens you will feel the loss of power.

Motor - any 20mm - 25 mm can inrunner of about 2,600 KV (for fun flying) or 3,200 KV for speed flying. Examples are like the Himax 2025, something in that dimension will be fine for the FJ

Servo - anything like the E Sky or GWS Naro will do fine for the FJ.

RX - get anything that is meant for full sized planes, stay away from the GWS NARO RX! Get the GWS 8 channel RX, the slim one if you like as the plane has tons of space. The plane can get a little tail heavy so no worries about slightly larger RX.

Batt - anything that can handle about 30A continous ... maybe a Flight Power 2150 mAh 3S packs, something like that. If you need anymore help just holler (send me a PM or email)

Hope this helps you.

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