DUALSKY GA2000R 480KV Competition Version


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DUALSKY GA2000R 480KV Competition Version Of Brushless Motor Fixed Wing
Aircraft Model 90E-110E Class 20cc Gasoline Engin
Product Details
KV：480
Weight(g)(Accessories not included) ：345
Dimensions ( D x L ) ( mm ): 69x62
Length ( overall )( mm ): 94
Diameter of Shaft ( mm )：8 ( internal ) , 8 ( output )
Spec.of Mounting Holes: 55 to 58
Slots & Poles: 24,28
Io@10V(A): 2.5
Ri(mOhm): 13.0
No of Cells ( Lipo ): 22.2V,6S Lipo
Peak Power(15S)(W ): 2300 ( 3.2HP )
Burst Current9(15S) & Peak Torque: 110A,2.39N*M
Cruising power(8mins)(W) :1200
Recommended ECS: Summit 100L/ 120
Recommended Propeller: 6S:17X8E , 18X8E,18X10E
Weight of sports airplane: Up to 9kg
Weight of 3D airplane: Up to 4.1kg
Application: For 25cc class ( equivalent to 125E ) 3D airplane(upto 67''-69'' wingspan)

DUALSKY GA2000R 480KV Competition Version Of Brushless Motor Fixed Wing Aircraft Model 90E-110E Class 20cc Gasoline Engine
DUALSKY GA2000R 480KV Competition Version Of Brushless Motor Fixed Wing Aircraft Model 90E-110E Class 20cc Gasoline Engine
DUALSKY GA2000R 480KV Competition Version Of Brushless Motor Fixed Wing Aircraft Model 90E-110E Class 20cc Gasoline Engine
DUALSKY GA2000R 480KV Competition Version Of Brushless Motor Fixed Wing Aircraft Model 90E-110E Class 20cc Gasoline Engine
DUALSKY GA2000R 480KV Competition Version Of Brushless Motor Fixed Wing Aircraft Model 90E-110E Class 20cc Gasoline Engine
DUALSKY GA2000R 480KV Competition Version Of Brushless Motor Fixed Wing Aircraft Model 90E-110E Class 20cc Gasoline Engine
DUALSKY GA2000R 480KV Competition Version Of Brushless Motor Fixed Wing Aircraft Model 90E-110E Class 20cc Gasoline Engine
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Rc-toys Multi Rotor safty Tip Keep your PROPS OFF not installed until you are fully conversant/understand in full the functions of your Tx in full including TRAV (end Points), the arm and disarm procedures - realise that for a noob skiping or out-of-order set-up steps or moving sticks, or even static - PROPS may start at anytime without warning. Never install props prior to calibration of the ESC and testing the gyro orientation, and arm/disarm testing of the board - YOU are responsible - make sure your actions and your Copter is safe. Never ASSUME the props will not start - removing the props removes the risk.



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