FMS RANGER 1220MM HOT DAY REVIEW by FGFRC
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- In this flight I really open it up and see what this bird can do!
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Plane specs:
Wingspan: 1220mm(48.0in)
Overall length: 947mm/37.3 in
Flying weight: ~1000g
Motor size: 3136-1200KV
Wing load: 39.4g/dm² (0.11oz/in²)
Wing area: 25.4dm²(393.7in²)
ESC: 20A
Servo: 9g Servo x 4
Recommended battery: 3S 1300mAh 25C I will be using a 2200 3s.
Center of Gravity= 50 to 60mm back from leading edge of wing.
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Gotta love that ranger!
This small prop planes are sooo economic on 3S 2200… after getting used to jets :P
The vertical climb is unlimited as she just wanted to keep going, great flying....jeff.
Thanks, yeah this little guy is NOT lacking for power.
This ranger is pretty aerobatic! 👍🏼 Not a F3A but quite agile! 👍🏼 good for novice confidence
True that!
I’m looking for my first plane, just found your channel. I’m digging it so far, thanks for sharing.
Welcome aboard and this makes a great first plane. Now if you will be flying off grass primarily I recommend the Arrows bigfoot, this is a complete setup video on it.:ruclips.net/video/Gh8l1FvIanU/видео.html
WOW nice Sunday flyer. Just curious to why you were so quiet during the video boring or relaxing?
No I was hot...lol
Having fun 🤣
For him alone 🤣
Another great video, and a sweet plane. I'm currently still flying my first-ever plane, a Volantex Ranger 600 that I got back in the spring, but after my first couple of flights I was already looking to upgrade. This Ranger was the first one that caught my eye, especially because you can get it with pontoons, but I think I've settled on the 1300MM PA-18 Super Cub, mainly because I 'll mostly be flying on a grass field, and there's just something about a tail-dragger that I love. Now I just have to save a few pennies and pull the trigger - but as a new pilot, I've learned a lot from your videos, so thanks from Canada!
Take big wheels and if possible floaters for water or snow (!!) :)
foe filed stuff i agree with Ficosk8 tundra tires and floats give you more options. BUT be warned on the PA 1300 You will need a 7 channel receiver to use ALL the options. not only do you have the normal 5 channels throttle, aileron,elevator , rudder and flaps but you will also have thrust reverse and the reflex gyro system (both require a receiver port) Now the good news is that the Reflex system handes your gyro needs so no need for a receiver like a EXPENSIVE Spectrum 8 channel (they dont offer a 7 channel) that would run way over $100 all you need is a simple receiver that has AT LEAST 7 channels. I highlet recommend the Lemon rc GEN 3 7 channel one it will run you about $20 and will handle everything on the fMS pa 18 1300mm .
Here is a link for the receiver: www.motionrc.com/products/lemon-7-channel-dsmx-compatible-receiver-with-diversity-antenna-lm0081?bg_ref=Rvec3zLedV&tid1=FAT+GUY+FLIES+RC
@@FatGuyFliesRC Great info, thanks so much!
@@FatGuyFliesRC Great receivers LemonRX! Also the ready to go 7Ch with gyro. But they don´t have auto stabilisation and are more tricky to set up. Reflex are pretty cool for all FMS planes or now with the V3 for every plane.