Cox ultimate 40 ARF
01-28-2006, 06:44 PM
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Cox ultimate 40 ARF
Need some help chosing a moter?
Wingspan: 42" Length: 44.3 " Wing Area: 597 sq. in. Flying Weight: 5.5 lbs. Required Engine: .40 - .52 Required Radio: 4 Channels w/3 Standard Servos & 2 mini servos
PS I have a B50S13 7to1 gearing?
TIA Crash
Wingspan: 42" Length: 44.3 " Wing Area: 597 sq. in. Flying Weight: 5.5 lbs. Required Engine: .40 - .52 Required Radio: 4 Channels w/3 Standard Servos & 2 mini servos
PS I have a B50S13 7to1 gearing?
TIA Crash
01-29-2006, 11:40 PM
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RE: Cox ultimate 40 ARF
Hi I have just finished building mine...2nd one the first was damaged cox sent me a new kit and I got to keep the old one
I fitted the Evoultion 46nt in mine along with two mini hitec's a hs55 for the throttle and two s3004's for the rudder and elevators,I used the new Hitec 5S micro full range reciever and a 700 mah pack,It came out at a tad over 5 LBS I took all the gear and motor out of my twist the motor with a 12.5 x 3.75 prop pulled it vertical forever and it weighed over 5.5 LBS so I think it will be OK cant wait to fly it now,I have a dave patrick ultimate so I decided to see how the smaller bipe handled before I fly the big one, good luck with your's regards Colin.
I fitted the Evoultion 46nt in mine along with two mini hitec's a hs55 for the throttle and two s3004's for the rudder and elevators,I used the new Hitec 5S micro full range reciever and a 700 mah pack,It came out at a tad over 5 LBS I took all the gear and motor out of my twist the motor with a 12.5 x 3.75 prop pulled it vertical forever and it weighed over 5.5 LBS so I think it will be OK cant wait to fly it now,I have a dave patrick ultimate so I decided to see how the smaller bipe handled before I fly the big one, good luck with your's regards Colin.
05-09-2006, 09:58 PM
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RE: Cox ultimate 40 ARF
I had a Saito .72 on the smaller DP Ultimate which seems close to what the Cox one is. It gave awesome performance on 30% heli fuel.
For electric I am not sure what I would do. I have the larger DP ultimate and Dave gives a great setup and detailed information on which motor and battery to use.
For electric I am not sure what I would do. I have the larger DP ultimate and Dave gives a great setup and detailed information on which motor and battery to use.
05-28-2006, 07:44 PM
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RE: Cox ultimate 40 ARF
building mine now, and man do I love the looks of it. It shows only a standard muffler on it though, anyone think a pitts muffler would look better?
