Have you tried the Tacon .46 motor from HobbyPartz? I'm building a Great Planes Decathlon 40 and opted for the Tacon .46 with a 5S 4000mah 30C instead of 4s as I was afraid it'd fly like a trainer and not like the aerobatic plane I desire. Great video! I usually hate music flying videos as I'd rather hear the plane, but the music choice was good. :)
What is the flying weight? What prop? Have you tried the Tacon .46 motor from HobbyPartz? I'm building a Great Planes Decathlon 40 and opted for the Tacon .46 with a 5S 4000mah 30C instead of 4s as I was afraid it'd fly like a trainer and not like the aerobatic plane I desire. Great video! I usually hate music flying videos as I'd rather hear the plane, but the music choice was good. :)
@rcplanes1234 We had to drill new holes for it. See the Description for the power set-up, also view my blog (toms3dhuckfest.blogspot.com for links to all the electric stuff). We had to drill new holes on the firewall, but used some threaded rods (2inch) for stand-offs. We then used lock nut to hold the rods to the firewall (Lock nut on each side of the firewall), then a locknut behind the "X" mount. Would you like me to make a video on the mounting?
Have you tried the Tacon .46 motor from HobbyPartz? I'm building a Great Planes Decathlon 40 and opted for the Tacon .46 with a 5S 4000mah 30C instead of 4s as I was afraid it'd fly like a trainer and not like the aerobatic plane I desire. Great video! I usually hate music flying videos as I'd rather hear the plane, but the music choice was good. :)
bigtiii 11 months ago
What is the flying weight? What prop? Have you tried the Tacon .46 motor from HobbyPartz? I'm building a Great Planes Decathlon 40 and opted for the Tacon .46 with a 5S 4000mah 30C instead of 4s as I was afraid it'd fly like a trainer and not like the aerobatic plane I desire. Great video! I usually hate music flying videos as I'd rather hear the plane, but the music choice was good. :)
bigtiii 11 months ago
Did you change the mount for it? How did you mount it?
rcplanes1234 1 year ago
@rcplanes1234 We had to drill new holes for it. See the Description for the power set-up, also view my blog (toms3dhuckfest.blogspot.com for links to all the electric stuff). We had to drill new holes on the firewall, but used some threaded rods (2inch) for stand-offs. We then used lock nut to hold the rods to the firewall (Lock nut on each side of the firewall), then a locknut behind the "X" mount. Would you like me to make a video on the mounting?
RCFlyboy14576 1 year ago
@RCFlyboy14576 Ya that would be great!
rcplanes1234 1 year ago