giant scale electric 12S RCTWINS

[@MaBravo_Zg]

Great explanation at the end. Now i know how to wire my esc to 16s. Thank you very much.

[@p3arljam26]

Great video

[@remkojerphanion4686]

Really cool video! Magic smoke is more likely when you have smoked some magic beforehand 😉

[@rodneytanis8241]

Thank you so much for your comment!

[@SquiggyWigginz]

Liked and subscribed.

[@asl53]

Amazing video! Congratulations! What should I do with the anti spark wire on the flier 300a? Can I stick that on the black wire on the balance plug? Thank you!

[@rctwins7913]

Yes the black anti spark lead is soldered in with the negative lead :)

[@asl53]

@@rctwins7913 thank you so much!

[@ginovalle9944]

I Mostly Use 6s mostly Awesome Video!

[@rctwins7913]

That would of course be true for most people:)🙂

[@rodneytanis8241]

Rich does a thorough job explaining it.

[@ginovalle9944]

Yes he does ; )

[@lloydpeace3347]

Next to the big electric motor is that a turnigy CA80-160kv? If so have you ran it yet? What type of power prop set up did you have.

[@rctwins7913]

That CA-80 takes a 23x10 2 blade or a 20x10 3 blade, uses a Aerostar 150 AMP ESC

[@howardbass8194]

Hello I need a little help on my setup if possible. I have the Phoenix 60cc Super Tucano and running the GA8000 motor from Dualsky. Its rated at 80cc to 120cc. I have the Flier 4s to 22s for airplanes. I have the plane setup to run on 14s and I have a Mentz 23X12 4blade. I’ve done ground test and it has a lot of pull and max out 150 amp sensor I have on my FrSkyx20s Radio and the plane still is pulling real hard on static. I flew yesterday and it did ok. If go vertical you see the amps moving up to 150amp. But flying level wide open amps are 85 to 90amps. I still pretty new the electric world and this is my first 14s setup. I can hear the prop rip a little in the air. I guess my thinking why would it accelerate more than it is when running level. What I’m I doing wrong? Thank your help on this.

[@SquiggyWigginz]

Just went from 500 size helicopters after 14 years of flying 3000mah 6s, to 700 size 12s and no clue how to change or hook them up. Any help?

[@OsoActual]

So, "S" stands for Series?

[@schnka]

You might want to be careful telling someone how to go above 12s. Above 50vdc will conduct electricity through the human body equaling possible death. It only takes a few milliamps through the heart to stop it. Just sayin….