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Electric Stunt => Gettin all AMP'ed up! => Topic started by: Avaiojet on March 24, 2016, 11:53:07 AM
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Couple of questions on the AXI 2826/12.
Anyone got one?
Thanks in advance.
Charles
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I believe I do, but I will have to check when I get home tonight from work, Privat message me
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I believe I do, but I will have to check when I get home tonight from work, Privat message me
Mark,
I'm looking for measurements and photos.
Charles
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Not sure what you are looking for, but this may have the info, certainly the measurements
https://www.modelmotors.cz/product/detail/233/
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Not sure what you are looking for, but this may have the info, certainly the measurements
https://www.modelmotors.cz/product/detail/233/
Thanks Fred.
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if thats all, try GOogle
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.espritmodel.com%2Faxi-2826-12-outrunner-brushless-motor.aspx
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if thats all, try GOogle
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.espritmodel.com%2Faxi-2826-12-outrunner-brushless-motor.aspx
I did, but I didn't find what Fred did. Great link, but it's England. I'll do a USA search tomorrow.
I'm looking for a used one.
Thanks for the replies.
Charles
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you know CHarles, I know you have a thing against me, but seriously, did you click on the link I posted, its a USA company, they dont sell used though,, so you are not looking for pictures, you are looking for a used motor,,
just say what you want,, I tried AGAIN to help you,,
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I have 2 of them. Post what info you need and I will measure and reply.
Regards, Mike Scholtes
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Mark,
I did use your link. A google index page came up, probably because of my old Windows XP.
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Hey Mark
I tried your link as well, but unlike Avio, I probably waited a little longer. Brilliant. That was very cool. Well done!
Chris
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Hey Mark
I tried your link as well, but unlike Avio, I probably waited a little longer. Brilliant. That was very cool. Well done!
Chris
Chris,
I waited quite a while actually. Even tried it a few times. Like I said, could be my Windows XP.
What are you using?
Charles
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if thats all, try GOogle
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.espritmodel.com%2Faxi-2826-12-outrunner-brushless-motor.aspx
Mark, i did this on my phone, it makes for a funny animation, and even talks some trash.... I love it!
Charles, if the axi is too expensive new (totally understandable) try this alternative... It's the hobby people brand motor. Very close. This one is a little higher Kv, so you'll need less prop than the one you listed. I've used plenty of these. Very high quality. And watch for sales!
http://www.hobbypeople.net/index.php/2826-05-brushless-motor-w-hardware.html
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"Great" Dane,
Thanks for the link.
I like saving money. I don't have much of it. ;D
What RPM's are you getting?
Do you use the bolt on collet I see in the photos?
Charles
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That is a closer match to a 2826/10.
Probably the way they are counting the turns. For DRLK wind 5 on each tooth to make a wind, which AXI (and just about everyone else) would call 10 turns.
The original AXI motors were LRK and wound on only every other tooth. I have a couple of them (2820/10)
On 4 cells use an APC12x6 at about 9K.
Pat MacKenzie
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"Great" Dane,
Thanks for the link.
I like saving money. I don't have much of it. ;D
What RPM's are you getting?
Do you use the bolt on collet I see in the photos?
Charles
What Pat said above, spot on for my experiences as well. I will note, my sole experience with this motor i pointed out is RC. So i would take what Pat Mckenzie says to heart
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http://www.rcdude.com/product-p/c-2826-12.htm
Much cheaper virtually the same size and specs as the Axi
http://www.rcdude.com/product-p/c-3515-18.htm
Also cheaper similar in weight, the dimensions change a little but also a good substitute. Do you realize that these are pretty much 5 cell motors for our applications?
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12 wind is better suited to 5 cells, the kV is a bit low for 4.
But the 10 wind (like the one that Mark linked to) to will work quite well with 4 cells if used with the APC 12 x 6.
Till quite recently I had that setup in my Vector 40. Also used it in an ARF Nobler, but ended up with a slightly smaller motor to save a bit of weight.
It depends a lot on the actual application: plane size, weight, prop, type of flying.