AP03 Brushless Motor, Choosing Propeller for 1s LiPo Power System on RC Ultra Micro Planes

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  • Опубликовано: 24 янв 2025

Комментарии • 13

  • @berryniebay
    @berryniebay 12 лет назад

    For those that are seeking only information, please share the test results in the video description so we know whats the best combo right away.... that doesnt take away from the detailed information through the video. Thank you.

  • @jonthomasinfo
    @jonthomasinfo 9 лет назад

    Could you take a few shots of the set up. Im just curious to see how this thing actually works?

  • @elvill1
    @elvill1 12 лет назад +1

    Thank You very informative.

  • @tibib4029
    @tibib4029 6 лет назад

    Hello! Can a 4-in-1 ESC be connected to an aircraft receiver (FS-2A) to control 2-4 engines instantly so that it weighs less?

  • @MakatiSuites
    @MakatiSuites 8 лет назад

    I can't find a prop adapter / saver for this motor, it has a 1.5mm shaft, I can only find them suitable for 2mm shaft, where do you get yours?

    • @DaveMerc
      @DaveMerc  8 лет назад

      I got some light weight plastic one from BSDMicroRC
      www.bsdmicrorc.com/index.php?productID=665

  • @tonye2465
    @tonye2465 10 лет назад +1

    I have 2x 4000kv APO3 i am wanting to use in the HK Wright Flyer elastic band free flight model. I was going for 2 cell lipo, can you do a test for that please ? )

    • @MakatiSuites
      @MakatiSuites 8 лет назад

      I also want to use this motor with 2s and wonder which is the best prop, I'm guess in the 3x3 to 4x2 area

  • @preauzalam3483
    @preauzalam3483 10 лет назад

    so does the pitch of the prop matter
    or can the pitch be as high as possible

    • @DaveMerc
      @DaveMerc  10 лет назад

      Pitch is very important as well as size. The 5x3 prop seems the best.

    • @preauzalam3483
      @preauzalam3483 10 лет назад

      ok so if i have a 29mm 2300kv motor can i run a 7 by 6 prop

  • @hopeso
    @hopeso 12 лет назад

    Many, MANY thanks for this. I'm a lekkie newbie, need all the help I can get. Not to be nitpicky but it's not called a glide, it's called dead stick. That's an aviation term but I don't know how it came about.