Conversion using Mega 16/15/3
03-30-2004 | 07:58 AM
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From: Spencerport, NY
RE: Conversion using Mega 16/15/3
Only if you just want to taxi.
While in theory, all electric motors are capable of infinite power, in reality the limitations of the materials used determine the maximum power a motor can handle. A Mega 16/15/3 simply cannot handle enough power to fly what is probably a 6lb plane, even with maximum cell count and current draw.
The Mega 16/15/3 is more suited to smaller planes in the 2 to 2-1/2 pound range. .15 powered conversions.
While in theory, all electric motors are capable of infinite power, in reality the limitations of the materials used determine the maximum power a motor can handle. A Mega 16/15/3 simply cannot handle enough power to fly what is probably a 6lb plane, even with maximum cell count and current draw.
The Mega 16/15/3 is more suited to smaller planes in the 2 to 2-1/2 pound range. .15 powered conversions.
