Easily upgrade your EDF Fan, Motor, ESC and Batteries to go FASTER - Few simple steps.

[@johnnycarvalho9827]

Love this guys videos. I very much appreciate that it’s not a “dumbed down” version of an explanation. I’m no electrical engineer but not a beginner either and these videos and references are extremely helpful and educational. Thank you.

[@RCexplained]

Thanks for watching!

[@acerc.e.4279]

The that run to my mind is that I thought your going to show how to upgrade your fan but still same motor will be use. Nice video

[@santhoshA350]

Hi bro ,i have 14.8v Lipo battery and 30a esc which motor is high speed 2200kv or 1000kv motor

[@octane2099]

With the jet fan brand do you have to run the front lip or can I run the fan unit with out the plastic or fiberglass front lip

[@RCexplained]

All fans of this nature require the lip if the airplane does not have ducting right to the fan case. Otherwise thrust will drop significantly.

[@mohammadarman7577]

Sir I want to make rc plane in which 6s edf motor I will use then tell me which is suitable batteryfor this rc plane??? Flight time 10-15 min Please please reply me sir I request you sir

[@RCexplained]

I don't know of a setup that can get 15min

[@Dashone93]

Can I put two 64mm edf 3900kv’s 4s on a 6s battery

[@benpavik972]

If the motor and esc you have says 4s then you will burn it out by running a 6s. It's significantly more power

[@heavymental1414]

Hey good video, what are those Jets you show at the beginning of the video?

[@RCexplained]

FMS Hawk, FW L39

[@FirstLast-tx3yj]

@@RCexplained does adding an afterburner to edf add thrust?? Or is the afterburner just for show when using electric edfs

[@dronepilot260rc]

@@FirstLast-tx3yj just looks

[@gonzalomorenoandonaegui2052]

RCexplained Why model Gas jet engines produce more thrust than EDFs the same diameter ? Could an EDF reach the same thrust that a Gas jet with a powerful compact electric motor ?

[@RCexplained]

Jet turbine engines have a very high exhaust gas speed that is near impossible to achieve with an electric motor.

[@gonzalomorenoandonaegui2052]

​@@RCexplained That's because the energy added in the compressor and the combustion chamber that then is transformed into velocity in the nozzle ? It's not due to the RPM right ? because both have similar max RPM (70000-80000) ?

[@paradiselost9946]

@@gonzalomorenoandonaegui2052 search for the "meredith effect". yes. its all about the HEAT. hot air wants to expand. you cant get that from an EDF. or a nitro DF... even though they do add a bit of heat, rpm is limited.

[@Eng_Simoes]

​@@RCexplained that's because the gas expelled by an EDF is just air that gained kinetic energy, while a turbine expells the gases 'created' at the moment of the combustion at a high volumetric ratio