seperates for Hummingbird
01-22-2005, 05:38 PM
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seperates for Hummingbird
Want to fix my rotating hummingbird?
Am I missing anything?
GY240
GWS ICS 100
GWS ICS 50
Berg 6 Receiver
Futaba 7Ch
Do I need a mixing board?
What recommendations for Lipos?
Do I need Voltage or current limiting device for this lipo?
Thanks for your help
Am I missing anything?
GY240
GWS ICS 100
GWS ICS 50
Berg 6 Receiver
Futaba 7Ch
Do I need a mixing board?
What recommendations for Lipos?
Do I need Voltage or current limiting device for this lipo?
Thanks for your help
01-22-2005, 05:42 PM
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RE: seperates for Hummingbird
NEW HELI:
Go to helihobby.com they have an section on go seperates and even have pictures of it finished I checked with my Electric guy at my LHS and he said that the way the picture shows it is the way is it done.
Go to helihobby.com they have an section on go seperates and even have pictures of it finished I checked with my Electric guy at my LHS and he said that the way the picture shows it is the way is it done.
01-22-2005, 07:22 PM
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RE: seperates for Hummingbird
newheli,
You will not need a mixing board if you are using the Futaba gy240 hh gyro and separate ESCs. Might I say that you will be VERY happy with the GY240. It is a bit heavy, so I think that you will need a 3 cell LiPo battery to provide the lifting power you will need. One benefit to 3 cell LiPos is that it provides the tial with more power. One disadvantage is that it is hard on the tail motors. Depending on what tail motor you are using, you may need to go with a high frequency tail ESC to protect the tail motor. Schulze and TREC are two good models.
Oh, where in Ohio?
You will not need a mixing board if you are using the Futaba gy240 hh gyro and separate ESCs. Might I say that you will be VERY happy with the GY240. It is a bit heavy, so I think that you will need a 3 cell LiPo battery to provide the lifting power you will need. One benefit to 3 cell LiPos is that it provides the tial with more power. One disadvantage is that it is hard on the tail motors. Depending on what tail motor you are using, you may need to go with a high frequency tail ESC to protect the tail motor. Schulze and TREC are two good models.
Oh, where in Ohio?
