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Alistair
Key Veteran
Location: no where land

has anyone ever, or can you even put a voltage regulator on the heli to keep your power spot on the entire flight? (7 or so mins or hard flying)

squigle

01-20-2005 Over year old.

tabbytabb
Elite Veteran
Location: seattle

you twit

Tabb

01-20-2005 Over year old.

HOMEPAGE

Alistair
Key Veteran
Location: no where land

hahahaha come on, this has to be possible

if you can do it for you rx, sx, etc... then why not the giant lithiums and motor?

squigle

01-20-2005 Over year old.

chriss
Senior Heliman
Location: Sunny Florida

Yeah, Shannon Davis did it with a GV-1. What you will have to do is set the headspeed for something down around 1650 or so. This will leave plenty of headroom for the control to work with. I caution though, that this is running the control at less than full throttle and thermal issues could cause a shutdown...be carefull.

Chris

01-20-2005 Over year old.

Alistair
Key Veteran
Location: no where land

could you do it at 2000 just use long legged gearing?

squigle

01-20-2005 Over year old.

chriss
Senior Heliman
Location: Sunny Florida

I think this is possible. You would be breaking new ground. Power levels can go quite high at that kind of rpm, overspeeding would not be an option as you might already be at other mechanical limits. The head is good to a bit more than that, I have spun it up at something over 2100, scarey stuff. Stay with lighter blades. Just watch things and be carefull.

Something else, you may want to wait a tad longer until we get to the 12S voltage level...coming soon.

Chris

01-20-2005 Over year old.

Alistair
Key Veteran
Location: no where land

ok... so in theory this is pheasable...

has it got to be a gv-1? you couldn't do a voltage regulator?

or is it more of we know the gv-1 will work?

squigle

01-21-2005 Over year old.

Alistair
Key Veteran
Location: no where land

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You would be breaking new ground

oh, i'll be breaking plenty of ground

squigle

01-21-2005 Over year old.

Skippy
Senior Heliman
Location: Flint, MI USA

Alistar,

You could have a custom voltage regulator built but you will encounter some problems. With the voltage and current our helis are pulling this thing will be pretty large. Also with the voltage deferential and current requirements it would also get pretty warm. This would more than likely add more RF to whole system also. Just a few things to consider.

Went all Electrons, No more mess

01-21-2005 Over year old.

Alistair
Key Veteran
Location: no where land

so you'd have a regulator half the size of the ship??? lol

squigle

01-21-2005 Over year old.

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