[stilly]

l have bought this plane

http://www.pmhobbycraft.ca/store/pro...PLE-OR-YELLOW/

l have this motor on order for it

http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/s...idProduct=3886

l will be running it with a 40 amp esc with a seperate bec on a 2200 3 cell 25C lipo

Will the motor have enough power for the plane---what prop should l run for best 3D flying

[Pangaea]

Yes ....that is a good motor. I have it on an Edge 540. For that plane...the ultimate...use a
10X4.7 E APC for 3D or a 11X6 E APC for speed. Use a CC 35 Amp ESC or Turnigy Sentry 40A ESC. A 11.1v 20C discharge lipo will be fine for the plane.

No need to start another thread for this plane and motor. You have another one going in the Electric Flight Forum.

[bobreib]

I would estimate this setup at about 135 watts/pound.
That's enough for very good 3d performance.

[BigBreeze]

Yours will definitely work but, in my opinion, you might have been able to shave an ounce on the motor and bought this one instead. Again, that's my opinion.

Turnigy 2836 1200kV

I wouldn't worry about it either way, she'll definitely fly!

[Tyler P]

I was running that same motor on my Multiplex Acro Master with a 13x6.5. I found that I preferred the 12x6 Master Air Screw to the APC-e props. The amps with bigger props I was running will probably be too much for the 40A esc, though. The 11" suggested earlier will probably work very well to maximize the performance on you given setup. I was running it with a 60A Turnigy Plush esc.

It'll provide more than enough power for 3D, though.

[1THEPALMER]

Motor and esc are too large (heavy) for your target finished weight plus a seperate bec?
It will fly but 3D? Smaller frame motor (below 80grams) 25AMP speed control with BEC will shave off weight and add flight performance.