40 size conversion help!
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From: Egg Harbor City,
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Starting research on 40size electric stuff,looking at this plane for conversion http://www.nitroplanes.com/newaryeulbi4.html w/4/5s lipo or possibly A123 setup,any motor suggestions would be great,just trying to get ideas price wise and such,now that i have a high zoot batt charger i figure why not,thanks
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Skip just stick with lipos, its getting cheaper and cheaper and cheaper. Here is what you want to try as a baseline for the plane, brands suggested are something for you to use as referrence:
For 4S, you will have nice power for aerobatics
Motor - AXI 2826/12, DualSky 4260-5
ESC - 60A like Turnigy or Dualsky
Batt - 4S 3,700 t 4,900 mAh 25C, you may need the weight
Prop - 13x8 to 14x7
5S, you are talking about from superb performance to unlimited verticals
Motor - DualSky 4260-5 (hot setup with 12x8 or nuts with 12x10) or DualSky 4260-6, Plettenberg Orbit 25/18, AXI 4120
ESC - 80A like Turnigy or Dualsky
Batt - 5S 3,700 t 4,900 mAh 25C, you may need the weight
Prop - 13x8 to 14x7
Caveat - bipes are a pain in the butt when it comes to EP unless you can fashion out a hatch for access.
For 4S, you will have nice power for aerobatics
Motor - AXI 2826/12, DualSky 4260-5
ESC - 60A like Turnigy or Dualsky
Batt - 4S 3,700 t 4,900 mAh 25C, you may need the weight
Prop - 13x8 to 14x7
5S, you are talking about from superb performance to unlimited verticals
Motor - DualSky 4260-5 (hot setup with 12x8 or nuts with 12x10) or DualSky 4260-6, Plettenberg Orbit 25/18, AXI 4120
ESC - 80A like Turnigy or Dualsky
Batt - 5S 3,700 t 4,900 mAh 25C, you may need the weight
Prop - 13x8 to 14x7
Caveat - bipes are a pain in the butt when it comes to EP unless you can fashion out a hatch for access.
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Skip, the ad says sold out so you may have missed out. If you have ordered then remember that a123's can be safely left in the airframe and charged in situ. Y ou cannot safely do this with Lipo's. I use both and most of my new stuff will have A123's and they are not cheap in the UK!
Chris. UK.
Chris. UK.



