3DX low cost, lots of fun!

[P4cm4n2000]

Good control and responsive plane!

[P4cm4n2000]

Csisfun's 3DX config

Bro! Tell us more description of your plane config & performance man!
will help those who wants to built this fun plane too!

cheers!

[csisfun]

Wow Pacman, you sure got some nice shots!

My config:

AXI 2212/26
9x3.8 or 10x4.7 (depending on mood)
CC 25
3s Etec 1700 or 1250 (depends on mood)
Hitec HS 55, Century servos...

[whitejoy]

Can I use the following motor and prop for 3DX plane:

Motor:
http://www.jethobby.com.sg/cgi-bin/e...4&idx=1&gid=12

Specifications:

* Model: EMP N2826/17 1000KV
* Kv: 1000rpm/v
* No-load Current: 0.5A
* Shaft: 3.17mm
* Size : Φ28 x L28mm
* Weight: 51g
* Rated Power: 240w
* ESC: 25A
* Lipo : 2-3cells
* Suggested Prop: 9x5-10x8@3cells
* Thrust:800g

Prop:
10 x 4.7

Thanks. I am building this weekend.

[P4cm4n2000]

Hi whitejoy,

I used AXI 2212/34 or 2212/26, check with Jet Hobby Moh which other brand he recommends.

The EMP N2826/17 seems a bit big, i.e. Diameter 28mm but weight of motor seems all right. 17turns are more for speed, you should try using a more-turn motor if you want to hover.

Its important to know the amp draw to avoid any issue.

If you already have this motor, try it out first on level flight, using the 9" prop and check the amp draw (less than 18amp is fine), then change to a 1047" prop and recheck the amp draw before flying.

Check with your flying kakees at the field is best.

hope this helps.

Can I use the following motor and prop for 3DX plane:

Motor:
http://www.jethobby.com.sg/cgi-bin/e...4&idx=1&gid=12

Specifications:

* Model: EMP N2826/17 1000KV
* Kv: 1000rpm/v
* No-load Current: 0.5A
* Shaft: 3.17mm
* Size : Φ28 x L28mm
* Weight: 51g
* Rated Power: 240w
* ESC: 25A
* Lipo : 2-3cells
* Suggested Prop: 9x5-10x8@3cells
* Thrust:800g

Prop:
10 x 4.7

Thanks. I am building this weekend.

[whitejoy]

Hi whitejoy,

I used AXI 2212/34 or 2212/26, check with Jet Hobby Moh which other brand he recommends.

The EMP N2826/17 seems a bit big, i.e. Diameter 28mm but weight of motor seems all right. 17turns are more for speed, you should try using a more-turn motor if you want to hover.

Its important to know the amp draw to avoid any issue.

If you already have this motor, try it out first on level flight, using the 9" prop and check the amp draw (less than 18amp is fine), then change to a 1047" prop and recheck the amp draw before flying.

Check with your flying kakees at the field is best.

hope this helps.

thanks for your help