tean Senior Heliman Location: Gloucestershire,UK
| hoverdelight,
You may well be correct, but the Neu1515-2y, which is what I have, will give a headspeed of over 2000rpm and you'll have to stick with that if you want to run the motor efficiently. That's not a very efficient headspeed if you don't want to do aerobatics. A headspeed of around 1500-1600rpm would give longer run times because there is less drag in the rotor system.
If you want to use the Neu, I'd come down to 8s batteries to drop the headspeed.
I don't know anything about Actro motors. They don't seem to be widely available in Europe.
The thing to remember with the Raptor is that you can't change the gear ratio much, so it's important to get a motor which gives you the headspeed you want. You can't fiddle it afterwards by changing pinions, and dialling the speed down on the controller reduces the efficiency.
I suggested the Hacker because I know of others who are using the C50 successfuly and I know it will fit. At low rpm/V like this, an outrunner may well be a better choice, but they tend to be fatter so you'd have to measure up carefully.
To Hobbyboy,
With my setup, for 3 to 3.2Ah used from a 10s pack, I get 8 mins of solid 3D, and about 10ish mins of gentle flight. I would guess, and it is a guess, I would get 12, maybe 13mins of gentle stuff, if I could tweek the gears for a lower headspeed of about 15-1600.
Regards to all,
Andy
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