EASYTIGER LA-7
03-24-2013, 03:22 PM
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RE: EASYTIGER LA-7
I think you should've used better plugs than the XT60's with this battery setup. It will be interesting to see if they work out, I don't use them on anything more than 3 cells.
Nice plane BTW.
Nice plane BTW.
03-24-2013, 05:54 PM
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those are 8mm connectors with 10agw wire they were soldered using a micro torch i dont think the gonna come loose these are not what u think they are , these are the larger one to the xt 60 that hobby king carry for high voltage the should hold up to the task, if i use higher cell count then ill use the gold bananna 8mm plugs thanks soarrich
03-25-2013, 04:19 AM
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those are 8mm connectors with 10agw wire they were soldered using a micro torch i dont think the gonna come loose these are not what u think they are , these are the larger one to the xt 60 that hobby king carry for high voltage the should hold up to the task, if i use higher cell count then ill use the gold bananna 8mm plugs thanks soarrich
those are 8mm connectors with 10agw wire they were soldered using a micro torch i dont think the gonna come loose these are not what u think they are , these are the larger one to the xt 60 that hobby king carry for high voltage the should hold up to the task, if i use higher cell count then ill use the gold bananna 8mm plugs thanks soarrich
Said that, I really doubt you will have a problem with the XT60...
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03-25-2013, 12:16 PM
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i have the anderson setup, but sorry to say again i'm not using the xt60 these look just the same,these are XT90 high voltage connectors, for the motor these are the XT150 you can see the difference in size, i would not dare use the xt60 even for 8s setup
03-27-2013, 03:50 PM
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started some mod work for the la-7 got the anderson plans so this makes it easy to find the scale items its all on the plans building the radiator
03-27-2013, 04:03 PM
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gear doors and yes lunch for my birthday joe's crab shack got nothing on this. i laminated 1/32 ply to .015 aluminum sheet with goop it will be impossible to part the two and it holds it form for the doors.
03-28-2013, 04:14 PM
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thanks bubba im trying my best but it was a good birthday. today i made the antennas heres what i came up with the top of the turtledeck has a ply and balsa housing glued in with goop that houses the mass for removal.
