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  • #41
    RE: FMS 800mm P-40 Warhawk

    Originally posted by STOOPIDMONKEY
    I have not timed it yet on 3s 1300, so much fun that I hit LVC like the guy in the video did. I would say about 6 minutes of hard flying. I do not know if 2200s will fit. If it does let us know how it flies.
    Sorry my finger didn't type what my brain was thinking. I was wondering about the 980 version. Also happens occasionally when I'm flying lol.

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    • #42
      RE: FMS 800mm P-40 Warhawk

      Originally posted by farmflyer
      Originally posted by STOOPIDMONKEY
      here is a video of a 800mm P-40 (not mine) flying on a 1300mah 3s battery, was posted today on RCG.

      www.youtube.com/watch?t=42&v=EAc1MAEIycU
      Nice what kinda flight times on 3s 2200s
      I think this question might have been directed to me. Average flight times for the 980 mm P40 on my 3s 2200 are about 6 1/2 minutes.
      Any day you can fly is a good day!  :D
      Dave

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      • #43
        RE: FMS 800mm P-40 Warhawk

        Originally posted by SR71CC
        Originally posted by farmflyer
        Originally posted by STOOPIDMONKEY
        here is a video of a 800mm P-40 (not mine) flying on a 1300mah 3s battery, was posted today on RCG.

        www.youtube.com/watch?t=42&v=EAc1MAEIycU
        Nice what kinda flight times on 3s 2200s
        I think this question might have been directed to me.  Average flight times for the 980 mm P40 on my 3s 2200 are about 6 1/2 minutes.
        Thanks SR71CC I'm really thinking I gotta get the 980 p40 and run it on 3s not really wanting the warp speed.

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        • #44
          RE: FMS 800mm P-40 Warhawk

          I got another flight in with my P-40 today flying on the 3s battery, man she is a fun little plane! There is one thing that I just can't get my mind around... The torque turn this plane has; I took off applying rudder as I added power, at take off I had full right rudder and the plane still hooked left. Is this normal for these small warbirds? Once in the air and flying she is a pure joy to fly a little touchy to inputs but fun as all get out. She is also a little tricky to land, a little too much power she keeps flying a little low on power she stalls, going to take some work to figure out the happy medium. All in all she is a good little bird. Would I recommend this as someones second plane? NO! lol She is easy to loose orientation of on top of being touchy. I have tamed her by adjusting her throws on the control surfaces and using dual rates and expo. Oh and with the 3s 1300 this plane flies like a bat out o hell with its tail a fire, I flew her hard today mostly 75-100% throttle when I "landed" her the ESC was a little warm but nothing I am worried about. I might upgrade to a 35a ESC just to be safe. I will probably never use a 2s battery in this plane again, she just flies so well with the weight of the 3s. Well enough of my rambling.... You guys have to try this!!!! :D
          Flight Risk (Sean)
          AMA # 986105

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          • #45
            RE: FMS 800mm P-40 Warhawk

            800mm P-40 is not made for flying in high winds. Did not hurt the plane but the "landing" was REAL bad!

            www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpErgUsqFVw
            Flight Risk (Sean)
            AMA # 986105

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            • #46
              RE: FMS 800mm P-40 Warhawk

              What were the winds at Sean?
              Lauren

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              • #47
                RE: FMS 800mm P-40 Warhawk

                Originally posted by Flygirl
                What were the winds at Sean?
                I have no clue, they were high enough to make the soccer goal nets whistle! It was a wild ride for sure, will not do that again. I thought I was going to hit the goal on that last turn down so I cut the throttle tried to pull it around but the wind stopped and dropped the plane. No damage to the plane at all.
                Flight Risk (Sean)
                AMA # 986105

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                • #48
                  RE: FMS 800mm P-40 Warhawk

                  Dang Sean.... You coulda scored a goal!!!! What were you thinking? Hehehe! ;-)
                  Lauren

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                  • #49
                    RE: FMS 800mm P-40 Warhawk

                    I wanted to see how the plane did in the wind. The weather report said winds were 30± with gusts to 40 mph yesterday. Gusts to 35 today.
                    Flight Risk (Sean)
                    AMA # 986105

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                    • #50
                      RE: FMS 800mm P-40 Warhawk

                      Ooooooooooo don't let that come east! By the way, my previous comment was a joke. I'd be out there trying to fly too. :-)
                      Lauren

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