How fast can EDF jet can go? Check the video
12-10-2007, 03:56 AM
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How fast can EDF jet can go? Check the video
Another day playing with EDF jets. This is my proto type EDF F-16 I been playing with power setting. The speed and power is amazing. EDF power is coming a long way.
Here is the today flight video. Dave in on the stick and I on the camera.
http://rcuvideos.com/item/X3LBMQ97B0GR5RP7
Here is the today flight video. Dave in on the stick and I on the camera.
http://rcuvideos.com/item/X3LBMQ97B0GR5RP7
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RE: How fast can EDF jet can go? Check the video
Tam, looks very good, although i know you are experimenting can you detail the set-up flown?
Unfortunately I do not fly turbine, just build them! but I guess one of the advantages of EDF is the 'lack' of spooling time, and one disadvantage is the sound
- flies very nice.
Marc.
Unfortunately I do not fly turbine, just build them! but I guess one of the advantages of EDF is the 'lack' of spooling time, and one disadvantage is the sound
- flies very nice.Marc.
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RE: How fast can EDF jet can go? Check the video
The set up was DS-94, NeuMotor 1521 2Y on 13s EVO 4900mAh and producing shaft power 4.6kw.
What speed you guys thinks this F-16 is doing?
What speed you guys thinks this F-16 is doing?
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RE: How fast can EDF jet can go? Check the video
ORIGINAL: tp777fo
Seemed to get faster as you burned off the electrons!
Seemed to get faster as you burned off the electrons!
Actually the first 2 lap batteries still cold. Once it warm up to 120 degree F. It really go.
After landing the batteries temp goes up no more than 135 degree F after 5 min on the tarmac.
