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Brushless motor replacement?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Wladyslaw Motyka Mar 1, 2012. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Does anyone happen to know a good replacement for the HXT 2835 (380S) 2200kv Brushless Inrunner? (Can be found here:…Continue
Tags: HXT 2835, 2200kv, easyStar, hobbyking, brushless motor
Mini telemaster
Started this discussion. Last reply by Paul G. Nov 14, 2010. 12 Replies 0 Likes
Has anyone used the mini telemaster before as a UAV platform? How did it perform? Are there any other planes within this…Continue
Helicopter UAV?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Samuel Rosenstein Jul 22, 2010. 5 Replies 0 Likes
Hello,I was wondering if anyone has used a 450 size helicopter as a UAV platform. I was thinking of getting a RTF helicopter and taking off the receiver and gyro and putting in an Arduino nano with a…Continue
Plane Designs/Good planes
Started this discussion. Last reply by Samuel Rosenstein Apr 28, 2010. 5 Replies 0 Likes
I wanted to make a form where people could post their plans for airframe design, and planes that they used that worked well (we know about the easy star, telemaster, and easy glider) I've got one…Continue
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Samuel Rosenstein posted a discussionBrushless motor replacement?
Does anyone happen to know a good replacement for the HXT 2835 (380S) 2200kv Brushless Inrunner? (Can be found here: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewitem.asp?idproduct=5203) It has been out of stock for a while, and I do not know how to judge brushless motors, so I don't want to choose an incorrect replacement.Thanks!SamSee More
Samuel Rosenstein commented on Ritchie's blog post EasyStar Upgrade 1: Chassis modifications"Another question...how do you keep the tail on?? Do you use magnets for the too, or did you just glue it to only one side of the plane like the motor?
Thanks,
Sam"
Samuel Rosenstein commented on Ritchie's blog post EasyStar Upgrade 1: Chassis modifications"Nice, thanks for the fast response. I'm hoping to add in cooling air intakes for my ESC because I do want to mount it inside of the plane. I'm hoping to make an instructable (and a blog here) with all of the information that I have gotten…"
Samuel Rosenstein commented on Ritchie's blog post EasyStar Upgrade 1: Chassis modifications"Nice...I just got my easystar and thought about doing this. Where did you get your magnets?? What size did you use (including the ones for the wings)? Did you cut any air-flow slots for the motor controller? Thanks for all the help and insight!…"
Paul G. replied to Samuel Rosenstein's discussion Mini telemaster"or mount the landing gear on the motor firewall - if your converting to electric you need new gear anyway so larger wheels and really far forward gear mount works well."
Stephen Wuest replied to Samuel Rosenstein's discussion Mini telemaster"My first real plane was a mini-Telemaster. 47" and about 3.5 lbs full up weight. It flew beautifully.
Some observations on how it flies:
- It is too light to avoid nosing over, when taking off and landing on grass. You will have a lot of bent…"
John_K replied to Samuel Rosenstein's discussion Mini telemaster"Samuel,
You-may-want-to-consider-stock-wings-such-as-EasyStar-(TowerHobby)
or-Radian-(ParkZone)-with-stick-built-fuselage-and-foam-tailplane-(Lowes).
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/member.php?u=128179
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=…"
Donald Gallay replied to Samuel Rosenstein's discussion Mini telemaster"It will add up quickly. I all ready have the electronics. For your telemaster you will not be able to use that stock set-up when you start adding gear, tx radio is to basic."
Samuel Rosenstein replied to Samuel Rosenstein's discussion Mini telemaster"Wooh. It cost $99 for just the kit, without any of the electronics. You need to buy the battery, charger and electronics kit for it separately. Then what does it come to?
Sam"
Samuel Rosenstein replied to Samuel Rosenstein's discussion Mini telemaster"Cool. Yah, please keep me posted on how it flies. Is it flying with or without a payload?
Thanks,
Sam"
Donald Gallay replied to Samuel Rosenstein's discussion Mini telemaster"take a look at the new multiplex fun cub. I just got one and am building it up. It has lots of nice pockets for gear lots of room. It has flaps, 55 inch wing, 40 oz stock weight should be real stable and its multiplex epp. It's goes for $120. I…"
Samuel Rosenstein replied to Samuel Rosenstein's discussion Mini telemaster"BEVRC.com no longer exist....but I found it on http://www.fpvflying.com/categories/FPV-UAV-RC-modelplanes/ Is this what you were talking about?
Sam R."
DeveloperDoug Weibel replied to Samuel Rosenstein's discussion Mini telemaster
"Two other choices which are similar and in the price range are the Alpha 40 electric and the NexStar Mini EP.
Foam does have durability advantages, especially if you are a poor RC pilot, but traditional balsa planes do have a big advantage that…"
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