Sig Demoiselle: Need Test Flite power package, suggestion, info.
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It would be helpful if you could post the statistics of the Sig power pack.
watts, amps, Kv, prop size, number of battery cells, etc.
OliverW
Legendary member
I would say use power pack a
I'm thinking power pack B would be maybe the right choice but
OliverW
Legendary member
Power pack A is going to be perfect for this plane. It is almost like it was designed for it.
Here's all I could find in reference to the Sig Demoiselle:
Wing span: 44.5 inches
Wing area: 507.7 sq. Inches
Weight w/o battery: 6.5 - 7.5 oz.
Two micro servos.
Power motor: SIGEPU001 @ 6 - 7.2 volts
Prop size: 10 x 4.75
Battery: 7 cell, 350 may
I wouldn't mind a little slight overpower equivalent power pack if not much more power weight.
Thanks
Wing span: 44.5 inches
Wing area: 507.7 sq. Inches
Weight w/o battery: 6.5 - 7.5 oz.
Two micro servos.
Power motor: SIGEPU001 @ 6 - 7.2 volts
Prop size: 10 x 4.75
Battery: 7 cell, 350 may
I wouldn't mind a little slight overpower equivalent power pack if not much more power weight.
Thanks
Ha ha ha, yep! I've been torn between the "A" and the "B" power pack. I'm leaning towards the B pack mainly for the bigger 10" prop and a little extra power it has just in case that the A pack with the lower power and it's 6" prop aren't enough thrust, weight. And hope the B pack won't be too much weight. I figure I can always fly the B pack with a lower throttle setting.
There's not a lot of info on the inet on motor substitution. Thanks for the suggestions!
buzzbomb
I know nothing!
Heck, yeah! DVD ordered. I suspect that movie will both suck and be totally cool at the same time. How could I resist?
I've already got visions of a new challenge flowing through my brain. Body built of skewers, anyone? 
SlingShot
Maneuvering With Purpose
Heck, yeah! DVD ordered. I suspect that movie will both suck and be totally cool at the same time. How could I resist?
"G Rated" family comedy. But it does have some very cool, flying replicas.
CarolineTyler
Legendary member
Its a classic of awful humour and brilliant old planes. The back projection when people are climbing around the planes is woeful but Terry Thomas rather steals the show with his Dick Dasterly style villain scheming!Heck, yeah! DVD ordered. I suspect that movie will both suck and be totally cool at the same time. How could I resist?
Most of the planes were replicas and given the time this was made, the flying is pretty much all real by brave stuntmen.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Those_Magnificent_Men_in_their_Flying_Machines
buzzbomb
I know nothing!
Well, that was pretty cut/paste. No, I didn't click the link. Nor will I. Since you're posting here on the FliteTest forums, what FT planes are you building and flying?
mrjdstewart
Legendary member
if you want to keep it scale, as in swing a big prop, i would not use the a-pack. that motor will never swing a 10 prop. a b-pack will be too heavy.
i use this on most of my 3D foamies and have flown a 10x4.5 w 2S before. i really like it with a 3S and 9x4.5 w/ a 12a esc.
just about perfect for what you need.
looks like a cool project.
me
i use this on most of my 3D foamies and have flown a 10x4.5 w 2S before. i really like it with a 3S and 9x4.5 w/ a 12a esc.
just about perfect for what you need.
looks like a cool project.
me
Joe Carpino
Well-known member
I started with the B Pack. It is perfect size for a park flyer and flies at scale speeds and you can make about 2/3 of the FT planes out there (wingspans best at 38-46 inches)
buzzbomb
I know nothing!
Here we are again. I ordered the movie. I've watched it now maybe four times! Just wonderfully entertaining! It's got a place in my heart for light hearted, ariel fun! Thank you for the recommendation!
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