AeroWorks 150cc Ultimate

[49dimes]

What's the saying???..... Oh ya! "RC Goodies come to those that wait" .

 

[acerc]

What's the saying???..... Oh ya! "RC Goodies come to those that wait" .

Yea, but.. Also got the Booma dual batt pin flag and new fuel dot for the Challenger, I feel a finish covering coming on. Maybe....
And sometimes one has to scratch their head in amazement with some of the shipping routes. I have some charge adapters coming from Revolectrics and they came in to Ybor on the 257th, Tampa the 27th, then San Antonio this morning, and back to Ybor this evening. All of these points are well within driving distance of me.

 

[49dimes]

Yea, but.. Also got the Booma dual batt pin flag and new fuel dot for the Challenger, I feel a finish covering coming on. Maybe....
And sometimes one has to scratch their head in amazement with some of the shipping routes. I have some charge adapters coming from Revolectrics and they came in to Ybor on the 257th, Tampa the 27th, then San Antonio this morning, and back to Ybor this evening. All of these points are well within driving distance of me.

Funny thing you mentioned shipping routes...I ordered some electric props direct from APC in Southern Cali. They went to Honolulu and back to San Diego before heading my way .

 

[acerc]

I currently have an order from ereplacementparts.com for some chainsaw and weed eater parts. They posted a shipping label on 21st and is still at that stage. I emailed them Monday and they said it had been shipped. At this point who knows....

 

[49dimes]

On some online shops as soon as the credit card is approved it generates a purchase order and shipping label with tracking number.
It is very misleading sometimes because "handling" is always part of the process.

 

[acerc]

On some online shops as soon as the credit card is approved it generates a purchase order and shipping label with tracking number.
It is very misleading sometimes because "handling" is always part of the process.

Yep, I know a few like that but this one is not. They email me when the package is picked up whether it be USPS, FedEx, or UPS and typically it is a two day delivery by all three.

 

[acerc]

The chainsaw and weed eaters parts just posted at the sorting facility, 3 days..... I bet someone lost it in their vehicle and found it this evening.

 

[49dimes]

That sounds "Typical" post office

 

[acerc]

I received the elogger for this bird today and even though it is raining I can still think about the install. Hopefully get the fuse from the trailer to the shop in the morning before the rain starts. So I have been pondering the install and something occurred to me, I am running dual batteries through a Booma pin flag to dual ports on the Rx. The connectors are standard universal and I do believe they are only rated at 5 amp so I have a 10 amp total supply. But I have 10 HV servos and the ignition on this 10 amp supply so I am wondering if I should install a second pin flag to get a total of 20 amp supply. I don't think I will do anything until I get a flight with the elogger in to see what kind of energy it is pulling. I was wondering what you guys might think about this supply and possible demand.

 

[49dimes]

The ignition for a twin only draws about 2.5 amps at WOT. I don't know how power hungry your servos are but if you figure that most HV/HT digital servos stall at anywhere between 5-10amps each then 8 servos could make the system see anything between 40 to 80 amps peak momentarily. The 5 H50B servos I had in the Alien Extra 330 logged 47amps after a full throw snap roll with moderate air speed.. This was done using a Spektrum "flight log". Normal level flight logged only 8 amps peak.