What model

[James Humphreys 1]

ok I'm going to try this back to front !

What model aircraft would this motor be suitable for ?

overlander tornado thumper 2826/09 motor

With a 30a esc with Bec if any, dont mind artf or a kit

Cheers

 

Edited By James Humphreys 1 on 07/10/2020 11:08:32

[Denis Watkins]

Power pack and prop choice should produce power,

Suitable for a wide range of models weighing 4 - 6lb James.

There is seldom just one choice with electric set ups.

 

Edited By Denis Watkins on 07/10/2020 11:37:35

[Keith Berriman]

Checking the overlander spec 105 watts @ 1900 kv thats a small fast revving Motor Your into some depron area

[Peter Miller]

Go and look at 4-Max.

That website give a set of suggested models with their motor, ESC and battery set ups.

**LINK**

and just above it are various Customer models with their set ups

[Romeo Whisky]

If that motor is 1900Kv as suggested above you could consider building a simple profile model using foamboard (cheap from The Range) something like a 2S 850 battery with a 8x4 prop. Just needs 3 small servos. Dirt cheap and great fun.

[James Humphreys 1]

Cheers everyone, keep forgetting about 4 max.

[Nigel R]

That's a 50g motor, so 200W absolute max limit I'd guess.

One Dekan Delta, cut from cheap foamboard from Hobbycraft. Around 20" span and similar length. Took about 3hr to build from scratch.

Propped for ~200W... missile at full power, lots of fun for little cash.

Another similar model is the mini blitz, built by lots of guys on here from balsa, would make an ideal foamboard delta for your motor:

Mini Blitz plan on outerzone

 

Edited By Nigel R on 08/10/2020 09:53:13

[perttime]

Jupiter Bee, out of 6mm Depron or foam board;

free download at Flugmodell-Magazin.de (ZIP file with A4 and A1 versions of the plan):
**LINK**

Edited By perttime on 08/10/2020 18:27:37