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Finally got to post the vids of the power upgrade with FMS fans... :)Comment
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Very Nice. I installed those early on and have never regretted it.Originally posted by Airguardian View Post
Finally got to post the vids of the power upgrade with FMS fans... :)Hugh "Wildman" Wiedman
Hangar: EDF's: Mig 29 TV "Cobra", A-10 Arctic, SU-27 90mm 8S:F22 Red Lion/EuroFighterBronzeTiger/F18 Canadian & Tiger Meet/F16/F4 Jolly Rodgers & Blue Angel, 80&90 TV Avanti, Viper, Stinger 90. Props: 1600 Corsair & Spitfire, B-24, 1700 P-51, 60" Beast & P2 Bipe, Extreme Flight-FW-190 Red Tulip, Slick 60, 62" Extra 300, 62" MXS Heavy Metal, 62" EdgeComment
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The extra power is very noticeable... tomorrow I'll put some more flights in! :DComment
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Took me long enough...Comment
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I still think so myself... hardly an argument.
As far as I'm concerned, the Su-35 beats everything else scale (or not) EDF, not just the MiG-29!
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Interesting that this warning now appears on Motion's site for the Mig, despite the fact that it uses a separate UBEC.
Power System and Electronics Compatibility:
This model is designed to operate using the included ESC and its integrated BEC, which is specifically matched to the onboard electronics. To ensure reliable performance and prevent damage, always power the aircraft's receiver and electronics through the installed ESC using the main flight battery. Do not use any power source other than the main flight battery to power the model, otherwise damage will occur to the electronics.
The receiver, servos, and other onboard electronics included with this model are rated for a maximum input voltage of 5.5V. When selecting your ESC and power system, verify that the BEC output supplied to the receiver and onboard electronics does not exceed 5.5V. Using a higher voltage will damage the aircraft's electronics.
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As Motion tends to cut and paste information it’s not surprising.Comment
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I don't think so. I think the person(s) at Motion that creates and updates pages just doesn't take the time to proof read. Things like different motor sizes on the same page should be real obvious. Or creating a new page and using a different model as a starting point and it has information that is just wrong for the new model. A new V2 of a model is released but the link to the manual is the V1 version. As I said cut and paste issue.
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