CMP Extra 300s 90
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CMP Extra 300s 90
Hey gang...
I have this plane on the way
[link=http://www.nitroplanes.com/cmpex309065a.html]extra 300[/link]
I have a moki 135 that I was thinking about running in it...Thoughts?
Also I need some input on servos
I was looking at these..[link=http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXFKZ7&P=0]servos[/link]
This is my first arf build.. I have some kit building experience.. (this will be my 4th kit....first arf)
Any advise or input would be great!!!
I have this plane on the way
[link=http://www.nitroplanes.com/cmpex309065a.html]extra 300[/link]
I have a moki 135 that I was thinking about running in it...Thoughts?
Also I need some input on servos
I was looking at these..[link=http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXFKZ7&P=0]servos[/link]
This is my first arf build.. I have some kit building experience.. (this will be my 4th kit....first arf)
Any advise or input would be great!!!
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RE: CMP Extra 300s 90
THanks Gman... THats what I was wondering...
Ok stupid question.. and please dont flame.. how do I run a 6 volt system... do I just upgrade to battery packs that run 6v instead of 4.8v??
Ok stupid question.. and please dont flame.. how do I run a 6 volt system... do I just upgrade to battery packs that run 6v instead of 4.8v??
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Yeah running them at 6V would be advisable for the extra torque and response.
Yes all you need to do is change to a 6V battery pack.
There are a few TX's and servos that cannot tolerate the switch to 6V, but it looks like you'll do fine.
Remember that you want a larger capacity pack as well. You need to increase the voltage AND capacity as you'll use up current faster at 6v.
Yes all you need to do is change to a 6V battery pack.
There are a few TX's and servos that cannot tolerate the switch to 6V, but it looks like you'll do fine.
Remember that you want a larger capacity pack as well. You need to increase the voltage AND capacity as you'll use up current faster at 6v.