todays test flight with new 1920kv 9 blade in-runner went well. sounds good, plenty of power flew off grass 1/2 flaps into 5mph wind no problem.
Official Freewing 80mm MiG-21 Fishbed Thread
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todays test flight with new 1920kv 9 blade in-runner went well. sounds good, plenty of power flew off grass 1/2 flaps into 5mph wind no problem. -
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Very nice colors 👍Installed new Freewing 9 blade 1920kv in-runner in the Mig today. Very well balanced fan out of the box. Thrust feels good. Will test fly tomorrow. Power meter readings static in the plane on a 6s 4500mah 40c zippy. 24.6v 85 amps 1997 watts.. For anyone interested I found basic motor power details on this link : -
https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/40010...19419660%22%7D
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Dave Wave I've seen two Mig21s with centerline tanks. They just used one of the supplied tanks and installed the mounts from a spare plastic parts set from another plane. I can't remember the which spare parts set but it looked like such a clean and easy mod that I plan on doing it on my Mig and maybe on the Mirage as well using a smaller tank than the scale ones supplied.Comment
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Motion rc site say new motor and fan.
Features:- New! 90mm 9-blade ducted fan and powerful 3658-1920Kv brushless inrunner motor provides awesome power and incredible real life jet turbine sound
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- NEW! Powered by a new 9-blade EDF with all-new 3658-1920Kv brushless inrunner motor and 100A ESC is what it says ight now but definitely80mm not 90mm so are you sure ????. the 3658-1920kv motor refers to the 80mm edf, I have 3 of them in my Avanti, L39 and the Mig 21 in my post 784 above.
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Pretty sure it's a typo.Comment
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USA site only, Typo , 2 places states 80mm, it states 90mm under the features part of the description, no doubt lack of proof reading once again!!! It Is supposed to be a new website layout so no doubt there will be a few anomalies.Comment
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I have found that SAE allens will fit better in some metric grub screws. And some metrics will fit better in SAE grub screws. I use both knowing the hardware is most likely metric. Also put the allen in the screw and give it a few taps with a hammer to loosen it up. Heat works too sometimes.Comment






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