EP Yak 55 3D ARF MOTOR HELP
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Bought a Yak 55.Hobby guy said the brushed motor it comes with is not very good but I should upgraded to the E-FLITE 370? He didn't have the speed controller ESC for the stock motor so I also had to buy that for the brushless motor.Is the brushed motor of any use for a beginner? I would still need a speed controller for it. What difference is there between the two motors. Did he beat me or is that the truth. The original motor is a 280 sized motor. The speed controller needed is the 20amp brushed esc (gpmp2020) for brushed motor? Thanks Ron
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The brushed motor is good for the beginner! You should break it in carefully thought. You can hook up a brushed motor DIRECTLY to a battery >BUT, If you did the same thing with a brushless, IT would be toast FAST! Brushed is ok for reversing also. BUT while flying it with that motor, look for a good brushless motor in the meanwhile. I think you would be happy with a 400 for that plane. I have 6 brushed 180's and I like them alot. I call them the disposable motors. Use the motor to get the feel of the plane and go from there. Good luck with your Yak!! Nice purchase!!!!!!! Take care, Scott

Bought a Yak 55.Hobby guy said the brushed motor it comes with is not very good but I should upgraded to the E-FLITE 370? He didn't have the speed controller ESC for the stock motor so I also had to buy that for the brushless motor.Is the brushed motor of any use for a beginner? I would still need a speed controller for it. What difference is there between the two motors. Did he beat me or is that the truth. The original motor is a 280 sized motor. The speed controller needed is the 20amp brushed esc (gpmp2020) for brushed motor? Thanks Ron
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