u-can-do 60
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From: College Station,
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Yes, I did search.
I was looking into converting my U-can-do over to electric. It should weigh in about 7.5lb at most when in flying trim
I had intended to use a 6s 4000mah or so set of Li-po's
I was looking at a hacker A50-xxL(maybe the 14L?) or an axi 4130/20
Both motors, with a respective 70 amp ESC, will run about 290.
I was wondering if anyone had done this conversion before, and could offer some feedback on my choice of motors?
I was looking into converting my U-can-do over to electric. It should weigh in about 7.5lb at most when in flying trim
I had intended to use a 6s 4000mah or so set of Li-po's
I was looking at a hacker A50-xxL(maybe the 14L?) or an axi 4130/20
Both motors, with a respective 70 amp ESC, will run about 290.
I was wondering if anyone had done this conversion before, and could offer some feedback on my choice of motors?
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From: littleton,
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COVERTED THE SIG P-51 USING A 4130-16 WITH 7 C 5000 15X10 PROP AND 85 AMP ESC GETTING ABOUT 1200 WATTS @ 48 AMPS. 10 LB TOTAL. GOING TO MADEN SOON WITH THIS SET UP.
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If, in theory, that setup were used for 3D, would it hover? I too and looking for a set up for the 60 sized U-Can-Do. Anybody actually have one flying? I've been looking into it, and the cost is pretty darn high just to get started. I also searched and this post didn't show up.
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txaggie08,
It will be very difficult to keep the weight to 7.5 lbs as the bare airframe weighs 4.5 lbs. The one I converted (Hacker C50 10XL+6.7:1 on 8S 5300's) weighed in at 9.9 lbs.
I think I could do it again today with lighter servos and 8S 4000's at under 9 lbs. With 6S 4000's ..... I'm thinking 8.25 lbs to 8.5 lbs.
Ed
It will be very difficult to keep the weight to 7.5 lbs as the bare airframe weighs 4.5 lbs. The one I converted (Hacker C50 10XL+6.7:1 on 8S 5300's) weighed in at 9.9 lbs.
I think I could do it again today with lighter servos and 8S 4000's at under 9 lbs. With 6S 4000's ..... I'm thinking 8.25 lbs to 8.5 lbs.
Ed
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i did one 6 month ago
i used an AXI 5320/28 = 9cells 4000mah 18x8 wood prop (ic) 36amps
i just strapped the battery packs under the landing gear..
i 1st use a 91 2stroke...
much better and alot more control with the electric
if it fits your car then go for it its a very good flyer electric
i used an AXI 5320/28 = 9cells 4000mah 18x8 wood prop (ic) 36amps
i just strapped the battery packs under the landing gear..
i 1st use a 91 2stroke...
much better and alot more control with the electric
if it fits your car then go for it its a very good flyer electric




