Any comments for this setup for logo 10 Deluxe

[eric tung]

hacker B50-13L
phoenix HV 45
EVO 4S1P 3700mAh 14.8v Lipo
13T pinion
GY401/9253 ( does 9253 fit in the logo 10 or need to be modified ? )
Jr E 381 X 3

max rotor speed ~ 1953rpm

I am a beginner , aiming to do soft 3d in a year time. :roll:

thanks guys

[Ace in the hole]

My opinion- it seems like an ok set up for learning and very mild flying but there are much better set ups out there right now. You would want a finned heat sink for the motor to help with the heat and you would want to watch the 45a esc with a 4s set up. You could easily start pushing it's limits once you start pushing your flying skills. This set up may stress the batteries too being only 3700 mAh. A higher voltage set up is going to lower the amperage and help a lot in all aspects of the components. Easier on the batteries and esc, with the right motor- less heat generated, better performance.

The 9253/9254 tail servos work great in the logo 10.

[eric tung]

Thanks Jeff

so I am better off to use :EVO 6S1P 3700 22.2V ?
do you think the E381 servo are OK ?
and I am still checking whether I should use the high voltage Ph 45. or I should just use normal Pheonix 45.

this is going to be my first heli , getting excited. Bob's video on logo 14 helps as well...

[Ace in the hole]

If you want to advance in a years time as you say then I would look into other set ups. 6s or higher have a lot of good set ups. You would not be able to use that motor with 6s though. Not sure about the servos, don't know much about that exact one. If you decide on a higher voltage set up the HV Ph45 should work or if you wanted a little more cushion you could go HV Ph85.

Here is a good servo chart- http://www.logoheli.com/servos.htm
Lots of good logo info there too.

I have been experimenting with the a123 lipo cells and so far I am very impressed. It may be another option you want to look into as they are much cheaper and more durable and safer than standard lipos.