how to build a rc plane using scraps part 1
www.teamsps.internet Tyrone begins obtaining the last ideas collectively for the scratch developed aircraft he functioning on utilizing previous radio gear, brushed motor and servos aswell as a outdated wing from a Aerobird Xtreme. Keep tuned http
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are u southafrican
another wrongway??
lol u never finish anything
i can’t understand that how i get remote attachment thing to control with remote what i do please send me comments my id…… purukasotia@gmail.com
i can’t understant that how to make fan of plan that fix on motor
thanks
shut up next time kid
i did it on purpose because godfreak was taken…
lol godfreek, you tell someone else to learn how to spell when you can’t yourself xD Its “Balsa Wood” not bulsa
you should learn how to spell. Its Balsa, NOT bulsa.
tnx dude,,
transmiter is around 30
brushless motors is around 20 each
bulsa wood is the lightest and learn how to spell tapy-its type
how much is that transmiter,, brushless motor,,?
cuz i really dnt knw,,, tnx
what tapy of wood is good for rc planes
You have a brush motor cause is only has to cables! A brushless motor had three cables!
not so sure about your explation but a better explantion would be; the difference between a brushed and brushless is that a brushed motor has graphite brushes that are charged with electricity and sweep along comutators and only has two contacts + and – but a brushless motor has an electronically controlled commutation system, instead of a mechanical commutation system based on brushes also there are +, – and pole position contacts on a brushless motor and hall sensors but not on small stuff
that looks very much like a BRUSHED motor not brushless but the vid quality isnt that so im not sure but it does look very much like a brushed motor
our brushless P51 is going up next week (if the rain clears up) A must see!!