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rotorsport
06-19-2008, 12:54 AM
Century Swift in a Coast Guard Agusta 109.
RAV50
06-19-2008, 07:55 PM
That really looks great - have you posted it in the scale section here on HF, and on RR, in RCU andi RCG....you should. I am sure they would love to see it.
Any vids?
GyroAl
06-26-2008, 01:06 AM
That looks like a very nice Scale Heli - What are some of the specifics?
What motor, ESC, battery pack? Did you get the retracts with the kit?
rotorsport
07-06-2008, 12:53 AM
Century AGUSTA 109A (COAST GUARD) Swift Scale Fuselage
80A speed control
OUTRUNNER 600A PLUS, 1100kV BRUSHLESS MOTOR
530mm composite grey rotor blades
11 Tooth 4 cell it would be around 1650 – 1700
The retracts came with the fusalage, here is a link to the instructions
http://www.centuryheli.com/support/manuals/109A_manual.pdf
You also need this tail upgrade. you can see on page three of the instructions the roll the upgrade plays in holding the fusalage.
http://www.heli-world.com/detail.aspx?ID=8722
rotorsport
07-06-2008, 12:58 AM
Thanks to Phil and his Eagle Tree flight data recorder here is some data from 4 driffernet batteries
I fly 4 cell and it carries it well.
here is a link to my gallery
http://www.edmheli.ca/usergallery/ctye
Flight # 1 Battery - Hyperion Lite Storm VX 4S-4350 mah
a) In Air flight time from first into hover to touchdown - 3.7 minutes
b) Average voltage during flight - only 13 volts
c) Avarage amperage during flight - 33 amps
d) Total mah consumed - 1938 mah
e) average / minute - 523 mah/minute
f) average power required - 429 watts
Flight # 2 Battery - Electric fly 4S-5000 mah
a) In Air flight time from first into hover to touchdown 3.6 minutes
b) Average voltage during flight - only 14.8Volts
c) Average amperage during flight 32 amps
d) Total mah consumed 1943 mah
e) average / minute 539 mah/minute
f) average power required 473 watts
Flight # 3 Battery - Swift Electron Battery 4S-3300 mah
a) In Air flight time from first into hover to touchdown 3.7 minutes
b) Average voltage during flight - only 14.0 Volts
c) Average amperage during flight 32.5 amps
d) Total mah consumed 1947 mah mah
e) average / minute 526 mah/min.
f) average power required 455 watts
Flight # 4 Battery - Flight Power 4S-3700 mah
a) In Air flight time from first into hover to touchdown 4.35 minutes
b) Average voltage during flight - only 14.7 Volts
c) Average amperage during flight - 32 amps
d) Total mah consumed 2432 mah
e) average / minute 559 mah/min
f) average power required 470 watts
RAV50
07-06-2008, 01:36 PM
Looks like battery #1 supplies at least 1 volt less under load then the others, and #2 and #4 supply a lot more then #1 (1.8 and 1.7V).
Also looks like you would still have a lot of flying time left on all of them - specially #2 & 4.
rotorsport
07-12-2008, 09:21 AM
I will be testing Thunder power and Flight power next weekend when I'm back from the lake.
cheers