cox micro p40
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Have built the P-40, F4U, P-51 and finally the P-47. I added ailerons to the P-47 and put in a 180 size motor with a 5x3 prop. It has a 2S 480mA LiPo. It is Extremely fast and very responsive with the ailerons. I used a single aileron servo and flexible pushrod taped to the bottom of the wing (the servo was mounted in a cut out in the center section). The MAN article recommended the Astro Flight geared motor upgrade but the 180 was the same diameter as the original 130 and just a little longer. I would highly recommend it (especially sinse the 180 motor was $9.99 and the astro flight motor was $80!).
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From: ft thomas ky
everyone is flying these guys on lipos with out a brushless esc. How do you not damage the lipo? does the plane loose power and thats how toy keep from cooking the batt? please help!
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6 volt for a 2s lipo is right.
I have the P-47 and also used the 180 motor from a areobird scout I had. Set up ailerons and elevator (no rudder) with bluebird 306 servos. I use an E-Tec 700 mah 2s lipo. The RX is a blue bird also. The esc is the pixie 20
This little guy is a good balanced flier.
I have the P-47 and also used the 180 motor from a areobird scout I had. Set up ailerons and elevator (no rudder) with bluebird 306 servos. I use an E-Tec 700 mah 2s lipo. The RX is a blue bird also. The esc is the pixie 20

This little guy is a good balanced flier.
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From: ft thomas ky
I just got an electricfly lipo and didn't notice before I got it home it has a charge and a discharge wire coming out of the pack thats 2 leads off the pack? is this something for people who want to cycle there packs if I just leave it hanging loose inside the plane will it hurt anything etc?



