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  • C17loadmaster
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    I fly off grass with the outrunner... works fine. Just build speed before you turn

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  • Blackhawk71
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    Well rcjetdude if it would help to modify it to 8s i would do it, the present Problem is that i dont know if it is a technical issue?!

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  • RCjetdude
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    Mine is running a JP 8S fan so I am not the best person to provide input. I don't have any trouble getting off of well manicured grass. Perhaps someone else could better offer their experiences? Anyone? I have seen the inrunner version fly off of grass no problem and flew great!

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  • C17loadmaster
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    Originally posted by Blackhawk71 View Post
    Yes i calibrated the esc.......i calculated that it pulls 2800 Watt. So i‘m pretty disapointed
    I used my phone on my last response and didn't see that everything I said was already covered... sorry. If its not a setting in your transmitter for the throttle channel then I think you're out of luck.

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  • Blackhawk71
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    Yes i calibrated the esc.......i calculated that it pulls 2800 Watt. So i‘m pretty disapointed

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  • C17loadmaster
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    Originally posted by Blackhawk71 View Post
    Hello Folks, i‘ve got a question. I bought my Deluxe Version 1680 kv 6 months ago and tried to fly it of our grass Strip. It is trimmed (1inch) quite well so it should have taken off, but it never did .
    The strip is around 350 ft long and i used allready 300ft at full thrust but it was never possible to get a lift off.

    I checked the thrust and it’s producing around 2400 gramm at full Power in the manual it says that there should be 4300 Gramms! Is the brushless System faulty???....do you have any ideas?
    Is your ESC calibrated? Also, the ESC timing could be off. Either that or there is an issue with the fan or motor. Or... there is something blocking air from the inlet or exhaust.

    If you hadnt measured thrust I would say check that your wheels move easily. Just the other day one of the wheels on my SU-35 nose gear was locked. I attempted takeoff and aborted when I could tell there was an issue

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  • rifleman_btx
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    Ouch! That hurts

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  • Blackhawk71
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    Yes i did! And i have set the timing to Medium to see of it is producing more thrust.......it stays at 2400 Gramms but now it Pulks 115 Amps instead of 98Amps!

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  • RCjetdude
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    Welcome to HobbySquawk. Did you calibrate the ESC?

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  • Blackhawk71
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    Hello Folks, i‘ve got a question. I bought my Deluxe Version 1680 kv 6 months ago and tried to fly it of our grass Strip. It is trimmed (1inch) quite well so it should have taken off, but it never did .
    The strip is around 350 ft long and i used allready 300ft at full thrust but it was never possible to get a lift off.

    I checked the thrust and it’s producing around 2400 gramm at full Power in the manual it says that there should be 4300 Gramms! Is the brushless System faulty???....do you have any ideas?

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  • C17loadmaster
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    Originally posted by DCORSAIR View Post

    Sorry to hear that it didn't work for you, mine flies just fine this way and sounds like you should have left yours alone, you said it was flying fine? I had to move mine because the motor wires were to short for some reason and it helped with my cg. You said it stalled on take off as in not enough thrust or speed, looks like you would have noticed your ground speed wasn't fast enough if this was the case?? It had to be really slow to stall it on take off.
    I fly off a golf course... so every takeoff is slower than it should be. I moved it forward to remove the nose weight. That plane flies like it has a brick on its back compared to other 90mm's

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  • seaviper
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    My T-45 had the short esc wires issue as well. I had to add 3" to the throttle cable on the original esc. Also, they had the motor wires so tight that they were being chaffed by the fan unit. The FMS upgrade and new esc solved all of that.
    I don't like wires being under stress and definitely don't like them touching edge of the fan unit.

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  • DCORSAIR
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    Originally posted by C17loadmaster View Post

    I tried moving the motor forward like you did and it stalled on takeoff after many successful flights in the normal position. I didn’t have to drill new holes or zip tie my esc. I did notice there is now an opening where the motor wires feed forward so it is no longer air tight. I need to measure the thrust in both configurations. This plane is the worst to damage out of all my EDFs. There is a ton of moving parts.
    Sorry to hear that it didn't work for you, mine flies just fine this way and sounds like you should have left yours alone, you said it was flying fine? I had to move mine because the motor wires were to short for some reason and it helped with my cg. You said it stalled on take off as in not enough thrust or speed, looks like you would have noticed your ground speed wasn't fast enough if this was the case?? It had to be really slow to stall it on take off.

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  • C17loadmaster
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    Originally posted by DCORSAIR View Post
    Hey there Having fun,

    I bought the high performance version with the 1680kv and mine came with a chunk of lead in the nose cone from the factory, I think the ARF plus kit does not come with this lead weight. I did leave it in and mine balanced out just a little tail heavy still so I moved my fan/motor forward, used two of the stock mounting holes and drilled out two holes for the front mounting screws, I did that for two reasons, it moves the CG more forward and it also helped the wires to be more relaxed on the ESC, I did grind some of the fan shroud too, it was pinching the wires right where they go under the cheater hole cover. Hope this helps and I don't have the weight of the lead I used, sorry, I glued the nose cone on solid because some people were losing it on a rough landing, I haven't had to remove it yet. This jet is forgiving on the CG too, you can be a little back on the CG and it flies fine. I know I'm not much help but thought the pictures might help you understand what I did to mine, you can also see that my fan cover doesn't sit down flush anymore because I moved the fan foward out of the foam ring, it's no big deal, got plenty flights with no issues, keep your timer to no more than 2:30, it loves to eat batteries with this setup but it's way faster over the stock F-15.

    I can get you my CG range if you need it?? I use Gensace/Tattu 6S 5000 60C to power mine.
    I tried moving the motor forward like you did and it stalled on takeoff after many successful flights in the normal position. I didn’t have to drill new holes or zip tie my esc. I did notice there is now an opening where the motor wires feed forward so it is no longer air tight. I need to measure the thrust in both configurations. This plane is the worst to damage out of all my EDFs. There is a ton of moving parts.

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  • purduephigam
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    Great thanks. Everything is all balanced and it's ready for a taxi test and maiden!

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  • gooniac33
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    Originally posted by purduephigam View Post
    Anyone running the RT 6250s? I'm not sure if I'm over thinking this or not, but when balancing (upright and gear down), it's perfect. When gear go up, it's still balanced, but relatively nose heavy. I've tried to adjust the battery and move weights around internally to get a more balanced stance when gear is up, but it's either super nose heavy on the stand, or pretty nose heavy on the stand. Anyone else have this, assuming you look at gear both up and down? I figured worst case I just mix a little up elevator with 0% flaps. Thanks everyone.
    The are great packs!! They actually weigh quite a bit less than most 6s 5000mah packs. They will work great in there.

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  • purduephigam
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    Anyone running the RT 6250s? I'm not sure if I'm over thinking this or not, but when balancing (upright and gear down), it's perfect. When gear go up, it's still balanced, but relatively nose heavy. I've tried to adjust the battery and move weights around internally to get a more balanced stance when gear is up, but it's either super nose heavy on the stand, or pretty nose heavy on the stand. Anyone else have this, assuming you look at gear both up and down? I figured worst case I just mix a little up elevator with 0% flaps. Thanks everyone.

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  • crxmanpat
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    Nice work! Panel lines and weather really do set these models off!

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  • purduephigam
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    Giving the Eagle a little life alongside the F4.







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  • bill34207
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    Originally posted by Jet10 View Post
    How do you guys store this airplane? I can't come up with a good way to hang it on the wall like I do my other airplanes.
    Mine hangs from the ceiling. A couple of 1/2" PVC pipes a couple of inches longer then the wing root, drilled for cords to run through and a couple of pieces of the foam insulation to cover the PVC.

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