Great Planes Combat Corsair
#26

How do you guys feel about a E-flite power 15 on 4 cells in a combat mustang?
Ive bench run it on 3 cells and a 10x5 prop, but am only seeing about half ot the motors potential. The motor is good for around 400 watts input and im getting about 225.
Ive bench run it on 3 cells and a 10x5 prop, but am only seeing about half ot the motors potential. The motor is good for around 400 watts input and im getting about 225.
#27
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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I've seen the P-51 fly with a nitro .25 in it and it RIPS. The top speed has to be close to 100mph. My Corsair with the power-25 in it has about a 75mph top speed.
So taking that info you can figure out that the .15 might work fine in the P-51 as it is smaller than the Corsair.
So taking that info you can figure out that the .15 might work fine in the P-51 as it is smaller than the Corsair.
#28
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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Well - the good news is that flight #1 yesterday was spectacular.
Bad news - even at partial throttle, the ESC got way too hot. CC45 melted off almost all of the IC's (and all three motor leads) during flight #2 - lost reciever power and she went in
Ordered a new fueslage this morning, will order an E-Flite Power 25 this afternoon (if the LHS down the street doesn't have it)
Bad news - even at partial throttle, the ESC got way too hot. CC45 melted off almost all of the IC's (and all three motor leads) during flight #2 - lost reciever power and she went in

Ordered a new fueslage this morning, will order an E-Flite Power 25 this afternoon (if the LHS down the street doesn't have it)
#29

Well I sold my Mustang to a friend of mine (I bought the Corsair instead) I also sold him my power 15 and let me tell you!! WOW!!! he is running a 3 cell 4000 mAh battery and an 11x10 prop. it is every bit as fast as an O.S. .25 That batt and prop puts the motor right at its peak watt. I have no doubt that the power 25 is all the Corsair will need!!! WOOT!!!
#30
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Join Date: Sep 2008
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Well I sold my Mustang to a friend of mine (I bought the Corsair instead) I also sold him my power 15 and let me tell you!! WOW!!! he is running a 3 cell 4000 mAh battery and an 11x10 prop. it is every bit as fast as an O.S. .25 That batt and prop puts the motor right at its peak watt. I have no doubt that the power 25 is all the Corsair will need!!! WOOT!!!
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Join Date: Sep 2008
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I have the Scorpion 3020-12 mounted on 3/4 inch nylon standoffs off the front of the firewall. There is a pic of it on the "Show me your Scorpion" thread. I put the battery tray just behind the firewall and it flys great with either a 3s 4000 or a 3s 2100. It seems to be balanced just right (and did I mention FAST?).
#34
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: In a nest.
Posts: 26

Call me "Late for dinner!"
I'm joining this thread way too late but I just got one of these Corsairs from a friend for $25. Minus all the guts. What I have to put in it is an Electrifly Rimfire .10 motor (35-30-1250kv), Tower Pro SG90 servos, a 40amp ESC, Rx, and my lipos range from 1300map 15C to 2250map 30C.
Will this bird fly worth a hoot on the Rimfire 1250kv, 40amp ESC, and 2250map 30C lipo?
Has anyone mod'd theirs with landing gear or possibly retracts?
I'm joining this thread way too late but I just got one of these Corsairs from a friend for $25. Minus all the guts. What I have to put in it is an Electrifly Rimfire .10 motor (35-30-1250kv), Tower Pro SG90 servos, a 40amp ESC, Rx, and my lipos range from 1300map 15C to 2250map 30C.
Will this bird fly worth a hoot on the Rimfire 1250kv, 40amp ESC, and 2250map 30C lipo?
Has anyone mod'd theirs with landing gear or possibly retracts?
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