Posts Tagged ‘LiPo’
Famous Models New P51 V2
April 13th, 2011 
steve 
Famous Models P51 Mustang Version 2 The new Version 2 Mustang has just landed, and it’s 15 upgrades take this War-Bird to new levels of Quality, Performance and Value. The P51 flies like it’s on rails and with its new scale propeller and upgraded motor it feels like the supercharger has been given a big ...
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Posted in Famous Models, Flight News 
Tags: 4 blade propeller, Electric Flight, fms, LiPo, P51 Mustang, Retracting Tail Wheel, Retracts, warbirds, Wormdrive Retracts 
No Comments »Top Gun Park Flite – MX2
April 11th, 2011 steve 
The MX Aircraft Company are located in North Carolina USA and build unlimited next generation aerobatic monoplanes. The MX2 is a computer engineered and analysed airframe constructed from composite materials such as carbon fibre. The aircraft was first produced in 2005 and features 2 seats in tandem and can excel in any aerobatic arena. It ...
Read more... Posted in Flight News Tags: advanced, aerobatic, electric power, LiPo, mx2, TGPF, top gun park flite No Comments »Top Gun Park Flite – L4 Grasshopper
April 7th, 2011 steve 
The J3-Cub was first introduced in the 1930’s as an affordable trainer for the masses. Its success was cast in stone with the threat of WW2 and the Civilian Pilot Training Programme, this resulted in the Cub being used to initially train over 80% of all American military pilots. Top Gun Park Flite are extremely ...
Read more... Posted in Articles, Top Gun Tags: Cub, Electric, L4 Grasshopper, LiPo, TGPF, top gun park flite No Comments »Top Gun Park Flite Piper Cub Teaser
April 6th, 2011 steve 
Top Gun Park Flite are extremely pleased to bring you a 1.4m highly detailed and equipped replica of this classic aircraft. The model is available in the legendary Cub Yellow and complemented by a Military version, the Olive Green L4 Grasshopper. Both models are carefully painted and decorated at the factory, interestingly all water slide ...
Read more... Posted in Articles, Top Gun Tags: brushless, Civil Aircraft, Cub, Electric Aircraft, EPO Foam, LiPo, TGPF, Top Gun, video No Comments »FMS Cessna 182 V2
April 4th, 2011 steve 
Tech Spec Span - 1400mm Length – 1030mm Motor – Brushless 900kv Outrunner ESC – 30 Amp Battery – 2200mAh 3S LiPo Servos – 6 x 9g Upgraded Details 2 Piece Composite Main Undercarriage and scale steering nose wheel. 5 LED Navigation Lights: Red, Green, 2 Ultra bright white on wings and Flashing Red on ...
Read more...Out of Hibernation?
January 17th, 2011 steve 
Coming Out of Hibernation – Prepping Your Model for Flight After the Winter. There is a bit more to post winter flight preparation than simply charging your dormant batteries and flinging all your gear into the back of the car and heading for the field. Yet…for a good number of flyers that’s exactly what ...
Read more...Lipo Simplicity
August 9th, 2010 steve 
Savox have recently released the new High Voltage SC 1267 and SC 1268MG servos. The 67 is 21kg and 0.07s and the 68 is 26kg at 0.11s when they are connected directly to a 2S LiPo Battery. These servos have been chosen to control the new Extreme Flight 78inch Extra and have proved themselves to ...
Read more...New – Savox LiPo Compatible Digital Servo
May 25th, 2010 admin 
Due to the many advantages of using a 2S Lipo to provide the power source for your airframes this has become quite the norm. The only downside was that the servos were not able to cope with the higher voltage. The only way to overcome this has been to add an expensive regulator to drop ...
Read more...What’s the difference between these batteries?
March 29th, 2010 steve 
Both of these Bionic batteries look the same, however, if I fly with one of them it may end in tears!!! Yes, which one did I charge? The best solution is to always check your battery before you fly it…..Using the Etronix Power Analyzer (ET 0505) couldn’t be easier. Simply plug your balance lead into the adapter board ...
Read more... Posted in Product Reviews, Tips from the Team Tags: Bionic, ET0505, Etronix, LiPo, power analyzer, team tips, watt meter No Comments »
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