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nxtdoor 09-10-2005 03:41 PM

O' Canada!
 
How about some comments from the all-electric Canadians on how things went with there power systems at the champs? Did one of you use the 30-10 Xtra?

Adamg-RCU 09-10-2005 04:04 PM

RE: O' Canada!
 
The weather was very power-demanding. Dez and I flying the Xtra 25-13 didn't have enough power, while Chad flying the Xtra 30-10 had marginal to adequate power. However, Chad was only pulling 55A static (versus our 65A), so he was a good ways off the 30's optimal output power.

We narrowed the problem with Dez cooking Xtra 25-13's down to some combination of four factors: inadequate air ducting, flying at full throttle almost all of the time, using the Hacker ESC, and using the APC 19x12e.

-Adam Glatt

nxtdoor 09-10-2005 11:30 PM

RE: O' Canada!
 
I am interested in the 30-10 performance. What do you feel will get the 30 up to the power level of the Hackers, etc.? Prop? More battery?

Thanks.

Jeff

Adamg-RCU 09-11-2005 09:37 AM

RE: O' Canada!
 
A 22x12e should do it. The wides use considerably less current (19x12we is 65A, 19x12e is ~75A).

Magne 02-17-2006 03:45 AM

RE: O' Canada!
 

A 22x12e should do it. The wides use considerably less current ( 19x12we is 65A, 19x12e is ~75A).
This is an interesting comment, Adam.
Apart from reducing the current, how does it compare in terms of thrust, speed etc.
(i.e. by going from 19x12E to 19x12WE, do you lose performance? Or would going from 19x12E to 20x12WE give better performance at the same current?)
Regards,
Magne

Adamg-RCU 02-18-2006 12:03 PM

RE: O' Canada!
 
Let's take that here:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_3906835/tm.htm
-Adam


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