Thinking About Next Plane

[Winston1203]

does using the B pack give more power or decrease power on both of those planes?

 

[Winston1203]

and also, does giving a smaller prop on an airplane give it slower flying characteristics?
Because I am thinking about putting a 8x4.5 prop on my simple scout instead of the 9x4.5 prop, I am running off a power pack B, do you think that would work?

 

[Innaviation]

does using the B pack give more power or decrease power on both of those planes?

I use a B-pack on all of my Bloody Wonders and I know people have done the same with a Bloody Baron. As far as I am concerned the both give equal power unless you opt to use a A-pack on them in which case their will be a power difference.

Does that answer your question?

 

[danskis]

I second the F22 - full size version - with the KF wing modification. You could probably make 2 of them in the time it would take to make the mini corsair. It will fly on a wide range of motors and ESCs. For motors you could use the B pack - it would fly on the A pack (probably or it might not). Or you can piece it together from non-flite test resources. Also, you only need 2 servos for the F22 and not the 4 they sell you in the B pack
http://www.valuehobby.com/power-sys...ner-airplane/2830-1200kv-outrunner-motor.html
https://sunnyskyusa.com/collections...ky-x2208-brushless-motors?variant=45677812175
https://www.racedayquads.com/collections/emax-motors/products/emax-freestyle-2208-2500kv-motor

 

[Innaviation]

and also, does giving a smaller prop on an airplane give it slower flying characteristics?
Because I am thinking about putting a 8x4.5 prop on my simple scout instead of the 9x4.5 prop, I am running off a power pack B, do you think that would work?

I did a test regarding speed differences in using a 9inch or 10inch prop with a bloody wonder (Here's the full video) I those tests generally their was a slight difference between the small one being a bit more stall likely. But the smaller prop is pushed hard on the throttle was able to go a bit faster than bigger prop.

I've run many bigger/smaller prop sizes on planes and since its really only the difference of an inch your scout shouldn't have any trouble with a B-pack. I might even have a higher top speed... If that makes sense

 

[chronix]

by 'ponies' do you mean horsepower?

Lol yes sorry some lingo I just use whenever

 

[Winston1203]

And, the power pack F is the least powerful right? And also, I am considering the double mighty minis pack with the Corsair and the mustang, so I can start with the mustang and progress. Is this a good idea.?

 

[The Hangar]

what power pack are you running for your FT-22?

Mine has unlimited vertical on a power pack B! Plenty of power and an absolute blast of a plane to fly! I highly recommend it to anyone!

 

[The Hangar]

And, the power pack F is the least powerful right? And also, I am considering the double mighty minis pack with the Corsair and the mustang, so I can start with the mustang and progress. Is this a good idea.?

Yeah, that's a good idea. The mini mustang flies nicely. I flew mine on an F pack on a fairly large 2s battery and I even put a 70 gram camera on top and it still flew great! Here's some footage I got with it:

I have the Mini Corsair SBK but haven't gotten around to building it yet. From what I've heard it's a pretty advanced flyer though. I can't wait to test it out soon though.

 

[chronix]

by 'ponies' do you mean horsepower?

Lol yes it's an expression in common use where I'm from! And I built the mini 22 which is where I got the idea of using my micro electronics.