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Old 01-25-2010, 11:16 AM
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Does anyone know anything about these?
What size for a 10S 2 meter plane typical setup with an outrunner?
I use the HV85's and a YGE now. What advantages will this have? TIA, Mike Mueller
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I'm getting the ICE HV 80. I've been talking to a pattern guy who has a lot of experience with Castle Creations, and the ICE HV80 should do everything the HV85 does and more. I asked about the data logging, and while it doesn't have the same amount of memory or expandability the Eagletree logger, it should be more than sufficient.

So for a 2M ship, right now the options are the 80 and the 160 controllers. With a typical outrunner I would thing the 80 should be fine; I'm running a 110 size plane but running on 10S with an outrunner, and shouldn't need to run more than 65-70A continuous. Castle Creations says they have more stuff in the works, so maybe something in the 110 area may be coming up? I couldn't wait that long and ordered an ICE HV80 from Tower.

You can poke around in the regular pattern forum - there are some comments on the ICE HV, I think in APC or Data Logging threads?
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OK then I've heard of people switching to these but how?
http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/712120.asp
The specs say it only goes up to an 8S. Thanks again, Mike
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http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=9284977
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=9406997
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=9250179
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OK then I've heard of people switching to these but how?
http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/712120.asp
The specs say it only goes up to an 8S. Thanks again, Mike
You need the HV model for 10S:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXYVB1&P=ML
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ORIGINAL: mups53

Does anyone know anything about these?
What size for a 10S 2 meter plane typical setup with an outrunner?
I use the HV85's and a YGE now. What advantages will this have? TIA, Mike Mueller
Mike,

I talked to Lockhart about these and am planning on trying one now that the HV version is available. The price point is good on it so what do I really have to lose as I will still have a pair of Phoeninx HV85 on the shelf and an Eagle Tree.

It will be a very interesting learning experience. I'll probably pick one up at Toledo.

Pete
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Ahhh haaa.
I didn't know there was a HV available. Thanks guys you've as always been very helpful. RCU rocks for pattern!!!

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