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Old 01-22-2017, 04:05 PM   #1
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Electric motor for .61-.90 nitro plane


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I'm the new owner of a T34 Mentor ARF (Thanks Flyod) that is light enough to be an electric powered beauty!

As I'm not that familiar with electrics (yet) can someone please recommend the motor and battery configuration for this airplane.

Specifications

Wing Span 65.2in/1650mm
Wing Area 769sq in/ 49.6 sq dm
Build Weight 4 lbs 1.81437 kg. Covered with no radio or power system.
Fuselage Length 54.0 in/1370mm
Engine Require 2c 0.60 cu in or 4c 0.91 cu in

Radio required: 5 channels and 6 servos

If you require more information please post. Thank you!

Michel

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Old 01-22-2017, 07:17 PM   #2
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Re: Electric motor for .61-.90 nitro plane

Eflite power 25 or similar will fly it with authority.
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Re: Electric motor for .61-.90 nitro plane

Hi Ryan,

Thanks for the help. I've been a nitro flyer all my life until 2 years ago when I bought a Multiplex Pilatus Porter electric. Lots of fun and now I would like to convert this plane to electric power.

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Re: Electric motor for .61-.90 nitro plane

Look at headsup here: http://www.headsuphobby.com/Large-30--60_c_378.html

This one will work as it gives 83 oz of thrust. http://www.headsuphobby.com/Emax-GT2...or_p_1688.html

You can always email them for suggestions.
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Re: Electric motor for .61-.90 nitro plane

Electric is nice. I have of fleet of all, some electric, some nitro and 2 gas. I flew a sig smith mini biplane at 5lbs with the power 25 and it flew well so should work well for you.
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