Converting a EDF to GDF
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Hi,
I really didn't like electrics much, all of my r/c are glow powered so I wanted to know if it's possible I can covert the Hero Eagle 100 which currently has the EDF into a GDF?
It currently uses a 101mm EDF powered by a 2200kv brushless motor (twin setup)
http://www.nitroplanes.com/neheea100fie.html
In order to convert it into a GDF, what would the equivalent be?
I'm thinking .21 or .40
I really didn't like electrics much, all of my r/c are glow powered so I wanted to know if it's possible I can covert the Hero Eagle 100 which currently has the EDF into a GDF?
It currently uses a 101mm EDF powered by a 2200kv brushless motor (twin setup)
http://www.nitroplanes.com/neheea100fie.html
In order to convert it into a GDF, what would the equivalent be?
I'm thinking .21 or .40
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You need the RK-20's and a couple of these: http://www.planethobby.com/product.p...&cat=27&page=1
the best GDF set-up for .21 size
RK-20's ???
PM me...
the best GDF set-up for .21 size
RK-20's ???
PM me...
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bruff & Ruizmilton,
I looked at the RK-20 and it looks like the perfect one to use. However I could only find one of them to purchase, does anyone know where else I can purchase another one to complete the twin setup?
I looked at the RK-20 and it looks like the perfect one to use. However I could only find one of them to purchase, does anyone know where else I can purchase another one to complete the twin setup?
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I don't like the downtime to charge the batteries and the weight of the battries is kinda on the heavy side for payload.
Plus it just doesn't smell right
Plus it just doesn't smell right




