I recommend a geared Hacker B20-15L turning an 11x6 to
11x8,powered by a narrow 2100mah 3S LiPo,such as the
Thunderpower.I have this setup on a Pulsar and it is
very strong and light.Even lighter(but a little less
powerful) would be the geared B20-12L with a 2S LiPo
and the same prop.
It's a littl
Bren
You are correct in that you can run the WD on a direct drive S400. However if you are going to compete in F5J you will need to put the gear box in. Performance costs money.Fred McClungAlbuquerque NM-- "Douglas, Brent" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I got a chance to fly the Wind Dancer Sunday wi
We've got a club member who flies one on Speed 400 direct-drive and it
is a great climber and performer. The WindDancer is very similar to the
Allegro-Lite electric, which can also be flown Speed 400 direct-drive
with a Graupner Cam 6x3 prop.
Douglas, Brent wrote:
I got a chance to fly the Wi
I got a chance to fly the Wind Dancer Sunday with the
stock Speed 400 geared setup, and it's more than adequate... Dr. Drela says that
you can run the SP400 direct, also - the ship is clean enough that it can
make use of the higher speed.
An outrunner or a small, geared brushless would a
Jack
To answer the question we need to know what you want do with the WD. Are you planing to fly in F5J contests or is it just a fun flying plane?
Current rules for F5J require a speed 400 motor and a max cell count of 8. For fun flying many more options open up.
For the F5J plane the motor of ch
I am in the process of assembling a Denny Maize (Polecat
Aero) Wind Dancer and would like to know what motor system
some of you are using. Or what recommendations you
experienced people would make.
I am completely confused by all the motors available and any
recommendations that would help me ma
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