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DominicD · 12-30-2009, 09:57 PM

You gotta LOVE ppl who track down like 4 year old posts and continue the thread like it was started yesterday.

Adnan_Mokodompit · 12-30-2009, 10:35 PM

hm.... what a FREAK to do that.....
i think i will if i'm not have a local suport.......

fuelfan · 12-31-2009, 11:42 AM

Thanks Mr Bergen, for the replies. That is what I like about the helis everybody wants everybody to fly.

Sorry about the old thread. I just figured I was supposed to search for my answer first. I figured the thread was already started, so I bumped it. I am not building a UAV, I am just interested in long flight time.

I am still wondering in my newbie feeble mind, I am trying to put together how the quick sweet sixteen electric advertises 35-40 min flight time.

Our Quick 16 Helicopter is equipped with the following:

JR All-Digital Servo's

JR NER649 Digital PCM Receiver

Futaba GY401 Digital Gyro System

550 MM Carbon-Fiber Nite Blades

The Specs for the Quick 16 helicopter are as follows:

Aveox High Voltage Control Board

Aveox 36/38/3 Brushless Motor

Full Metal Head w/ Thrust Bearings

8mm Main Shaft

Main Gear - 120 Tooth

Auto Rotation Hub

Batteries - 2 X #4S3P (8S3P) Lithium-Polymer 16.4Volt, 8000mAh
I am having trouble doing the math and understanding a 35-40 min flight time. I am figuring it is the motor battery setup. the ad also says it can handle 3d maneuvers.

Why wouldn't a lot of people want to buy this. Most flight times I see 6-15 min. Is it the control board. If it's too general to answer I understand. I know 30-40 min is a long flight time. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks again for all the replies.

cbergen · 12-31-2009, 11:53 AM

Your answer is here,

Batteries - 2 X #4S3P (8S3P) Lithium-Polymer 16.4Volt, 8000mAh

With my e-Observer at 24 Lbs, we can fly for 20 minutes with 4 ea 6s batteris of 6500 Mah ea. We wire them into a 12s2p configuration, doubling the voltage AND the MAH (13,000 Mah) to acheive that flight time.

The heli you show above is a smaller electric with LOTS of Mah... ANY similar sized bird can do the same...

fuelfan · 12-31-2009, 12:15 PM

You are the man!

I will be frequenting your store for the new year. It is really nice that you are on the professional as well as the grass roots level.

Off to battery configuration school! Thanks again Mr. Bergen I really appreciate taking your time out!

12-30-2009, 09:57 PM	#21 (permalink)
DominicD The Capi My HF Map location Join Date: Oct 2006	You gotta LOVE ppl who track down like 4 year old posts and continue the thread like it was started yesterday. __________________ Spreading capibara awareness since 2006

12-30-2009, 10:35 PM	#22 (permalink)
Adnan_Mokodompit Registered Users Join Date: Aug 2008	hm.... what a FREAK to do that..... i think i will if i'm not have a local suport....... __________________ A bunch of broken, abused, beaten & doomed 450s.... The Mighty Flybarless Dust Kickin' Duo, T-Rex 550e & 600NSP

12-31-2009, 11:53 AM	#24 (permalink)
cbergen Registered Users My HF Map location Join Date: Apr 2004	Your answer is here, Batteries - 2 X #4S3P (8S3P) Lithium-Polymer 16.4Volt, 8000mAh With my e-Observer at 24 Lbs, we can fly for 20 minutes with 4 ea 6s batteris of 6500 Mah ea. We wire them into a 12s2p configuration, doubling the voltage AND the MAH (13,000 Mah) to acheive that flight time. The heli you show above is a smaller electric with LOTS of Mah... ANY similar sized bird can do the same... __________________ Chris D. Bergen Bergen R/C Helicopters

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12-31-2009, 11:42 AM	#23 (permalink)
fuelfan Registered Users Join Date: Jun 2009	Thanks Mr Bergen, for the replies. That is what I like about the helis everybody wants everybody to fly. Sorry about the old thread. I just figured I was supposed to search for my answer first. I figured the thread was already started, so I bumped it. I am not building a UAV, I am just interested in long flight time. I am still wondering in my newbie feeble mind, I am trying to put together how the quick sweet sixteen electric advertises 35-40 min flight time. *Our Quick 16 Helicopter is equipped with the following:* JR All-Digital Servo's JR NER649 Digital PCM Receiver Futaba GY401 Digital Gyro System 550 MM Carbon-Fiber Nite Blades *The Specs for the Quick 16 helicopter are as follows:* Aveox High Voltage Control Board Aveox 36/38/3 Brushless Motor Full Metal Head w/ Thrust Bearings 8mm Main Shaft Main Gear - 120 Tooth Auto Rotation Hub Batteries - 2 X #4S3P (8S3P) Lithium-Polymer 16.4Volt, 8000mAh I am having trouble doing the math and understanding a 35-40 min flight time. I am figuring it is the motor battery setup. the ad also says it can handle 3d maneuvers. Why wouldn't a lot of people want to buy this. Most flight times I see 6-15 min. Is it the control board. If it's too general to answer I understand. I know 30-40 min is a long flight time. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks again for all the replies.

12-31-2009, 12:15 PM	#25 (permalink)
fuelfan Registered Users Join Date: Jun 2009	You are the man! I will be frequenting your store for the new year. It is really nice that you are on the professional as well as the grass roots level. Off to battery configuration school! Thanks again Mr. Bergen I really appreciate taking your time out!

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