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Old 05-27-2010, 09:32 PM
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I have an old Gentle lady 2m sailplane and just picked up these items do you think they will work for this plane. I have not purchased the prop yet its just my guess so far, this electric stuff is new to me. I will be using 3s 1500 lipo.

(EFLM1505) E-flite park 480 brushless outrunner 1020kv, a
(EFLA1040) 40-Amp Pro SB Brushless ESC with Switch-Mode BEC
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Should be a fun project, here is one posting on suggestions on the conversion:
http://www2.wattflyer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36284

One note you might check out the 1300 lipo as used in parkzones Radian, is small but enough to give several rides for searching lift

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My concern would be the amp draw: that is a 22A cont. motor, but for brief bursts you might get away with it.

Motor: E-Flite Park 480 Outrunner 1020KV; 1020rpm/V; 1.1A no-load; 0.06 Ohms.
Battery: Thunder Power TP5200 (G4 ProRace 50C) (50C); 3 cells; 5200mAh @ 3.7V; 0.001 Ohms/cell.
Speed Control: Castle Creations Phoenix 60; 0.0012 Ohms; High rate.
Drive System: Direct; 11x6 Aeronaut folder (Pconst=1.06; Tconst=0.995) direct drive.
Airframe: Anything you want.
Motor Amps = 26.7
Motor Volts = 11.0
Input (W) = 293.6
Prop RPM = 8363
Thrust (oz) = 44.5
PSpd (mph) = 47.5
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My concern would be the amp draw: that is a 22A cont. motor, but for brief bursts you might get away with it.

Motor: E-Flite Park 480 Outrunner 1020KV; 1020rpm/V; 1.1A no-load; 0.06 Ohms.
Battery: Thunder Power TP5200 (G4 ProRace 50C) (50C); 3 cells; 5200mAh @ 3.7V; 0.001 Ohms/cell.
Speed Control: Castle Creations Phoenix 60; 0.0012 Ohms; High rate.
Drive System: Direct; 11x6 Aeronaut folder (Pconst=1.06; Tconst=0.995) direct drive.
Airframe: Anything you want.
Motor Amps = 26.7
Motor Volts = 11.0
Input (W) = 293.6
Prop RPM = 8363
Thrust (oz) = 44.5
PSpd (mph) = 47.5
I think I agree with Dr. Kiwi. As long as you keep the full throttle run to less than 30 seconds yo uwill probably be fine.

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