MikeysRC Spitfire build 3 of 4

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Uploaded by on May 3, 2009

GET THE PDF PLANS HERE
http://mikeysrc.com/Spitfire.html

Part 3 of 4 of the complete video instructions on how to build this cheap, fast, and fun RC plane.

Power combos that will work well.
2200KV motor, with 6 X 4 prop. , 11.1V battery 1300mah 20C battery, 25-30amp speed control for fast speed.
OR
1000-1400KV motor with 10 X 6 prop., 11.1V battery 1300mah 20C battery 25-30 amp speed control for more acrobatic flight.

BUILD MATERIALS
32 X 24 inch sheet of foam core(if you use depron you will need to reinforce it) for the wings fuselage and tail. 6 popsicle sticks, 1/16" "drill rod" from a hardware store(need about 20 inches of it), hot glue or 5 min. epoxy, 1/4 inch dowel rod(need about 20 inches) and 4 wooden BBQ skewers.

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  • Hi,

    The battery is 11.1V, but the servo's work on 4.8-6.0V, should I do anything about that?

  • @gilifon As long as you use an ESC that has a built in BEC you will be fine. This is just how the RC parts work.

  • what about torque roll does the motor have to be tipped to counter it ?

  • @rubicon31 There really isn't a way to counter torque roll on a single engine plane....maybe mounting the battery slightly to one side but the way I have this plane set tp with a 1400KV motor and a 10X6 prop I never really had a problem with torque roll.

  • how much does the whole plane weights?

  • @TheMatej97 Dunno .....about 700 grams with the battery I think.

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  • hi mikey are you going to do a tutorial on the p51 also ,...i have built the sport trainer and have started on the p51, going to start the spitfire next

  • @starwarsjazz That battery would be a little too big for this plane.

  • Could you use a 2200 11.1v batt, just move it farther back?

  • thanks sorry for all the questions

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