Great Planes U Can Do 3d .......46 Size
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The new smaller U Can Do plane looks nice and has a great price for a 3D ARF!
To e-power it, you have a wode range of choices that are determined by your performance expectations and budget.
I would price range a power system from $200 to $400.
Here is one example of a high-end power system for it from MaxCim Motors. You can look in the Sample Applications page for a similar size and weight aerobatic plane.
Can you determine the maximum prop size that you can swing?
To e-power it, you have a wode range of choices that are determined by your performance expectations and budget.
I would price range a power system from $200 to $400.
Here is one example of a high-end power system for it from MaxCim Motors. You can look in the Sample Applications page for a similar size and weight aerobatic plane.
Can you determine the maximum prop size that you can swing?
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Hi
why not go for the "Diablotin" setup
Hacker B50 13s 6,7:1 18x8 prop on 14xSanyo2600HR
this setup will give you a ~5,5lb AUW and almost 10lb thrust.
not sure exactly how big thsi plane is, but if it is a bit smaller then the diablotin you just switch to a B50 11S on 12x2600
still swinging a 18x8
flight times would also be pretty good.
why not go for the "Diablotin" setup
Hacker B50 13s 6,7:1 18x8 prop on 14xSanyo2600HR
this setup will give you a ~5,5lb AUW and almost 10lb thrust.
not sure exactly how big thsi plane is, but if it is a bit smaller then the diablotin you just switch to a B50 11S on 12x2600
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flight times would also be pretty good.