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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Air Models / October 2006Matching EP components
Is there a chart or web-site or any way to match EP components to a plane? What sizes are needed to put an EP plane in the air? ________________________________ Earl 'AMA' #40329 Thats a very good question and I'll track this thread. I'm amazed at the range of components that will fly any given plane. I have learned that you can put too much voltage to a brushed motor. :) mk > Is there a chart or web-site or any way to match EP components to a > plane? > > What sizes are needed to put an EP plane in the air? > ________________________________ > Earl 'AMA' #40329 > Is there a chart or web-site or any way to match EP components to a plane? > > What sizes are needed to put an EP plane in the air? > ________________________________ > Earl 'AMA' #40329 www.rcgroups.com Here's one that gives a good bit of info for various planes: http://www.espritmodel.com/spreadsheet.html RFan > Is there a chart or web-site or any way to match EP components to a > plane? > > What sizes are needed to put an EP plane in the air? > ________________________________ > Earl 'AMA' #40329 Now there's lots of stuff there! Thanks, mk > Here's one that gives a good bit of info for various planes: > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> ________________________________ >> Earl 'AMA' #40329 |
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