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  • FighterCat57
    "The" Fighter Cat
    • Apr 2010
    • 3480

    #1

    Propeller Calculator Links?

    I did a search and searched Google, but didn't find any.. I recall seeing a calculator somewhere where you enter cells, Kv and amp draw and it gives a prop spec.

    I'm curious as to what prop might work well on 3s or 4s, 2700Kv and only draw about 80-100 amps in a 30" mono-cat.

    Right now I'm using a 38mm two blade and it's getting a little hot. I didn't measure amp draw on it yet.
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  • ED66677
    Fast Electric Addict!
    • Apr 2007
    • 1300

    #2
    FEcalc is the software that does the job!
    2700KV is perfect for 3S but if you consider you need 1000W constant to go fast, that's 90A and probably 110-120 burst, this setup is appropriate for a 25" that require a smaller prop than a 30" one... or for SAW.
    2000 would be better under 4S, with the same statement as above (1000W) that less amp, around 70, and something like 100 burst (that's what I get on my 29" mono and that's my exact setup) it would give the same prop rpm as 2700KV/3S, a 42mm prop is appropriate for this setup, at least a good start.
    Emmanuel
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