Getting ready to do a second fuse for my Victory which will be electric. Ship is 60" span and 700+ sqin area. The older set ups were around a 2826 x 760kv motor with 5S  2700 ish pack. Is there a better setup based on currently available motors and pack? Like to settle on a pack size to take advantage of the Black Friday sale at TP.

Best,     DennisT

Weight will probably cloud my answer but a 28xx might be a bit light for 700 sq.  I would go to a similar KV in a 35xx.  I am the last 5s holdout in our group mainly because the $400 to go to 6s is not in my budget.  I use a 3515-710 on a 2800 5s driving a 63oz 690sq in plane and have power to spare.  I have flown it once on a 2800 6s which was better, but not enough to make me switch.  However I will make the switch when it is time for a new batch, probably with the newer L-ion batteries.  Unfortunately TP doesn't have them.  My situation is also clouded by the fact that I use a Fiorotti timer which allows me to draw as much power as I need from the 5s.  If I were using a fixed RPM type like the FM-9 I would probably like the 6s more.

Just my opinion - Ken

Getting ready to do a second fuse for my Victory which will be electric. Ship is 60" span and 700+ sqin area. The older set ups were around a 2826 x 760kv motor with 5S  2700 ish pack. Is there a better setup based on currently available motors and pack? Like to settle on a pack size to take advantage of the Black Friday sale at TP.

Best,     DennisT

What timer and what prop do you intend to run? 

Mike has good advice but, here in Texas it gets hot, so I switched from a 2826 to a 3515.  The 3515 runs cooler.