Motor: Turnigy G10 810kv
(http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=19020)
ESC: Turnigy dlux 55A SBEC
(http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__16365__Turnigy_dlux_55A_SBEC_Brushless_Speed_Controller.html)
Battery: Turnigy Nano-tech 5000mah 4S1P
(http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__17254__Turnigy_nano_tech_5000mah_4S_35_70C_Lipo_Pack.html)
Prop: EPP1245 CF SF
(http://mikrokopter.altigator.com/propeller-pair-epp1245-cf-p-89.html)
I was expecting around 1.6kg of thrust per motor. My platform weighs about 5-6kg.
1.6 x 8 = 12.8kg for a 6kg platform is fine. With a 12x45 prop, im getting 2.4kg per motor.
I think I might have to add some weaponry or perhaps build a small cockpit for my cat!
Thanks to Karla for allowing me to test the "blow your hair back" factor.
G:)
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Hmm. Now I know that my hairdryer is actually a ducted fan. He actually bought me a telescope for Christmas. A big ducted fan would make a cool copter..
@Ellison: She already has a "ducted fan" but it doesnt produce much thrust. Only enough to dry her hair.
I wasnt worried about a few grams, but good point :)
I think you need to also put the battery on the scale and then zero it. Otherwise you loose a few grams from the tension in the wire.
Karla, did he get that for you, as a Christmas gift? Tell him to get you a ducted fan next year.
Thanks Guys. I had 15 seconds of fame :) I really didn't think it would pull like that.
Strong heroine. Not many American heroines could hold it back.
sorry mate :)
@Allan: :)
sorry Gareth i was to busy admiring Karla didn't see your test :)