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Power source for a 42" Fairey Huntsman
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📝 Power source for a 42" Fairey Huntsman
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I use 750 motors with 320amp esc's in both the Baby Bootlegger and the Sea Commander. No issues. The motor is a basic brushed motor from a local electronics store running with a 7.2v / 5000 nimh battery in the Bootlegger and a gel battery in the Sea Commander.
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So what size ESC would be recommended for an 850 motor??
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Petty Officer 2nd Class📝 Power source for a 42" Fairey Huntsman
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Thanks Nick.
I took look a look online and have seen a few speed controls that will handle high current loads. It's just that issue of the manufacturer's recommendation for a specific motor size, usually 540 size that scares me off.
I took look a look online and have seen a few speed controls that will handle high current loads. It's just that issue of the manufacturer's recommendation for a specific motor size, usually 540 size that scares me off.
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📝 Power source for a 42" Fairey Huntsman
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I will be using a single 750 motor teamed up to a 320amp ESC, which I've been reliably informed will be up for the job.....not tested yet.🤞
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I have an old Veron Marlin Cruiser that I have an 850 motor that has been sitting around waiting to be set-up. What did you guys use as an electronic speed control for this motor size? I am tempted to revert back to an old rheostat control that I yanked from a Tamiya RC Car I still have from the 90's.
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📝 Power source for a 42" Fairey Huntsman
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My huntsman has two 850 motors. planes well and still controls well.
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Chief Petty Officer 1st Class📝 Power source for a 42" Fairey Huntsman
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I went a bit modern in mine running a 4260 /60 500kv brushless tornado thumper outrunner motor direct drive 80amp esc and 6s 22.5 volt lipo there's a link here to see it running since the vid I changed the prop to a brass 40mm three blade
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Might be worth talking to Dave at Prestwich, he’s been very good with advice.
My Perkasa is a little larger than your Huntsman so I went for BL10A on this page with 3S LiPo for the prop I’m running.
My Perkasa is a little larger than your Huntsman so I went for BL10A on this page with 3S LiPo for the prop I’m running.
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Colin H
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Anyone any idea what I should use ?? I have been told MFA 850 torpedo but is this correct??? Also what size battery would I require for whatever motor is recommended??
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