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These anvils are used to make different amounts of progressive pitch. They are held rigidly in a machinist vise & a dead blow rubber mallet is used...
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C-20 beryllium copper props are annealed & clamped in pitching blocks in a vise.The propeller blades can be easily twisted to the required pitch after...
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The material used in the pitching blocks is West System 105 epoxy resin; 205 fast hardener; & a very large amount of 404 high density filler. The...
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The pitching blocks use dowel pins for alignment. When the pitching blocks are closed in a vise, the propeller blades are held securely for pitching up...
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Pitching blocks can be made of wood but metal last forever.
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Your assumption is wrong. The F22 and f35 have very different ESCs and BECs with the 14S capable ones in the F35. The BEC has a label on it that has 5V...Leave a comment:
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Nothing in the manual but when I purchased a new leg for my 90mm F22 it had a sticker saying 5v-5.5v so I will assume the F35 is the same, thanks....Leave a comment:
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Completed the build. Final weight was 9.44 lbs. Even at that weight, I like the way it flies. Quick but easy to fly, stable. No gyro (no religion...
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- I’m sorry I took the time to check and post. Please disregard my post.
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If there is no Pre-Flight Check in the Manual then because the PNP version comes with the power system pre-wired, it looks like the Freewing F-35C User...Leave a comment:
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NF M4A3E8.
I was just wondering is there an aftermarket smoke and barrel flash unit compatible with the receiver in this model? -
Flew my 3rd flight today with 4 oz. of lead in the cowl. Wind was 5-6 mph with gusts up to 12 mph. I dialed my aileron low rates to half of the recommended...Leave a comment:
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"This magnetic prop balancer can be leveled with three set screws accessible from the top of the balancer. A hardened precision ground CONCENTRIC...
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"All these propellers have been hardened after annealing to allow pitching. Anneal C-20 beryllium copper by heating to 1450 deg. F (dull red) in...
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I also have an ABC speed worksheet for the props but the site is not letting me post an excel extension 😕Leave a comment:
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Hi Christian,
I largely agree. At high speed, current is limited by the available voltage budget:
V=EbackEMF+IR+L(dt/dI)
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" Above all, the inductive resistance limits the current. "~Christian Lucas~"
At low speed
Not really. Current...Leave a comment:
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"You can chase much more current at partial load, generating more torque." ~Sebastian Kunzke~
Torque is roughly proportional to...Leave a comment:
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Brushless motor tuning through copper fill level optimization without theoretical babble!
A thread title like this really underscores the...Leave a comment:
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The theory doesn't hold any weight empirically because there is this...... The one pilot he mentions saves his engines buy using thermal protection with...
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The Md's theory has some problems.....
If > 400 kmh is the only thing that saves the motor from burning that doesn't explain the fires...Leave a comment:
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I don't trust what the Motion reps say anymore. I'll look at mine and put a meter on it after breakfast.
Jumper is in the middle and my meter...Leave a comment:
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Ask Motion but my research shows The landing gear retracts, gear door sequencers, power hub, and STOCK servos all run at 5V. Does it not say in the manual...Leave a comment:
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Hi. I have the ARF version which comes without the BEC that powers the Landing Gear and servos.
If I look at the picture of the BEC in the F35 spares...Leave a comment:
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