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Billybuck
05-25-2008, 05:12 PM
I know there is a lot of RPM difference between these two motors but if somebody could just tell me what to expect for run times on a FP 4900 6S running the following motor on a plank vs the same pack with the stock 600XL on my 600.

There are probably too many variables to predict, but what the hell, thought I would ask anyway.

Power 60 Brushless Outrunner Motor, 400 kV
Specs


Type:Brushless Outrunner
Size:Replacement for 60-size glow engines
Bearings or Bushings:Ball Bearings
Wire Gauge:14
Recommended Prop Range:14x8 to 16x10
Voltage:18.5 to 28.8
RPM/Volt (Kv):400
Resistance (Ri):.06 ohms
Idle Current (Io):2.70A @ 10V
Shaft Diameter:6mm (.24 in)
Overall Length:62mm (2.40 in)
Weight:380g (13.0 oz)
Overall Diameter:50mm (2.00 in)
Diameter:50mm (2 in)
Length:62mm (2.4 in)
Continuous Current:40A
Maximum Burst Current:60A (15 sec)
Cells:16-24 Ni-MH/Ni-Cd or 5-7S Li-Po
Speed Control:80A BrushlessVS

600XL Brushless Motor (1700KV)
●Input voltage:DC11.1-22.2V 3-6cell Li-Po
●Max continuous current:70A/85A(60sec)
●Max output power:Approx. 1600W/2000W(60sec)
●KV value:1700KV
●Dimension:spindle 5x65x43.3mm
●Weight:Approx. 300g

mjws
05-26-2008, 12:06 AM
Heh. Everything depends on the prop, the plank, and how heavy you like to be into the power. If it's just a trainer floating around you may get 20 minutes, if it is fast and at high throttle levels, 6-10 minutes, aerobatic varies depending on how you fly.

If you are at 75% of rated continuous current (30A) you'll be drawing 6.1C (~600w)and fly for ~9.8 minutes.

Mike

Billybuck
05-26-2008, 06:03 AM
Thanks Mike