My simple cub

[M.talha]

well this is the simple cub i was able to build from scratch its my first ever build so its not perfect but it can fly i think it can
i didn't gave it dihedral
the setup im using is a 40 amp esc a 2200 mah battery A2212 1400 kv motor along with 9g servos and a 10 inch prop
i would really appreciate any advice or suggestions if you guys have on this

 

[Merv]

Great looking plane.

 

[M.talha]

Great looking plane.

thank you ❤️

 

[Draftman1]

Awesome

 

[Mr NCT]

Very nice! Great job, love the shark mouth.

 

[Foamforce]

Beautiful! Love the paint scheme.

Watch the temperature on your motor. That prop is an inch or two larger than what that motor is rated for. Feel it after a short flight and if it's hot to the touch then you might want to downsize a bit to prevent burning the motor out.

 

[quorneng]

+1 about the prop.
Where that motor is sold as a complete "set" it is with an 8x6.

 

[JDSnavely]

Like it! Have fun with the maiden.

 

[M.talha]

Very nice! Great job, love the shark mouth.

thanks ❤️

 

[M.talha]

Like it! Have fun with the maiden.

thanks i hope i dont crash on maiden 😅

 

[M.talha]

Beautiful! Love the paint scheme.

Watch the temperature on your motor. That prop is an inch or two larger than what that motor is rated for. Feel it after a short flight and if it's hot to the touch then you might want to downsize a bit to prevent burning the motor out.

thank you i was thinking of switching the 1400 kv motor with the 2200 kv motor i had laying around idk if it will be overkill or not
otherwise ill just stick with a smaller prop and use the 2200 kv motor on my tiny trainer

 

[M.talha]

+1 about the prop.
Where that motor is sold as a complete "set" it is with an 8x6.

yeah im thinking of sticking with a smaller prop idk if the 1400 kv motor can handle the 10 inch prop
its either that or ill just swap the 1400 kv motor with the 2200 kv one

 

[Foamforce]

yeah im thinking of sticking with a smaller prop idk if the 1400 kv motor can handle the 10 inch prop
its either that or ill just swap the 1400 kv motor with the 2200 kv one

If the 2200kv is also a 2212, it would need an even smaller prop. I would stick with the 1400kv and probably an 8” prop.

 

[Shurik-1960]

For 2S battery, the screw is normal. The 2200kv motor is usually put on a jet or a half-copy of a jet model. He eats a lot of amps and accelerates the model quickly. I don't put such a motor on the wing: I like to fly slowly and hooligan in the sky, and not fly like a bullet from one end of the field to the other.Here is the model on which the motor is 2200 kv?, foto:

 

[M.talha]

For 2S battery, the screw is normal. The 2200kv motor is usually put on a jet or a half-copy of a jet model. He eats a lot of amps and accelerates the model quickly. I don't put such a motor on the wing: I like to fly slowly and hooligan in the sky, and not fly like a bullet from one end of the field to the other.Here is the model on which the motor is 2200 kv?, foto:

oh wow they look amazing ill stick that 2200kv motor on the tiny trainer i have

 

[M.talha]

If the 2200kv is also a 2212, it would need an even smaller prop. I would stick with the 1400kv and probably an 8” prop.

i see then ill use that motor on tiny trainer with a 6 inch prop

 

[Shurik-1960]

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