Introduction to Fixed Wing electric power systems for newbies.
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👍👍👍i agree Another OUTSTANDING explanation of basic electronic parameters important in the selection and matching of motors, electronic speed controllers, batteries, and propellors. Much material covered, excellent diagramatic illustration, great photography, and very clear ennunciation of your points!💯💯💯
Lee:
Another OUTSTANDING explanation of basic electronic parameters important in the selection and matching of motors, electronic speed controllers, batteries, and propellors. Much material covered, excellent diagramatic illustration, great photography, and very clear ennunciation of your points!
Great one I can now point some of the silver hair flyers to your video instead of trying to explain the theory down the flying field to them
Great explanation. I'm fully recharged 😄
Awesome explanation, Lee! Thanks a lot! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Great video Lee. Thanks for sharing. Hope your weekend was great, our weather is finally warming up to be nicer flying weather. Have a great week.
Jeff
Always a good use of my time, painless360 ... thought I'd add that there's an app, called MotoCalc - that is a great help at picking out power trains for planes.
Hi Lee, so I don't know if you're familiar with it but I've brought (but not built yet) the new twin motor Bushmule v2. Now it states that it flies on 4s batteries although from what I've been reading, some pilots are electing to fly them on 6s batteries, but because I have quite a few 3s batteries for the Tundra, what I was thinking in order to possibly get much longer flight times was to actually use 2× 3s batteries wired in parallel rather than splashing out on 4s & then possibly 6s batteries.. Good idea or doomed for failure??
I've only flown them on the recommended 4s. If you can get it to fly on 3s then two parrallel 3s lipos could get you a longer flight.... Best of luck
Sorry off topic are you going to do a zohd talon 250g video might be a cool flyer haven't seen andrew do one either.
you know stuff
Simple question: fixed wing always means plane ... but wing alway means single wing and never plane ?
I am pretty sure that you use the word wing not for plane, but others mixed it up
I am confused when wing is used as plane - we call it literaly translated "one wing" or "only wing"
thx a lot
I always try to use the term 'fixed wing' to refer for all types of fixed wing aircraft. Flying wings or'wings' are just one type. I guess if you only fly wings then both could mean the same... Happy flying