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Hi Timbo I suppose it depends on the exchange rate lol, the ESC is probably the same one you have found Super Simple 50, rated to 58A but I will not exceed 40A  Running high voltage to keep that down(well thats the plan LOL)

You wait till you see the servos  $5 Hextronic 5010's for the flaps and rudder, £5.99 Futabas for ailerons and Elevator bought from Steve Webb, am linking the two elevators as two servos for an elevator is overkill, I know there are those that will say it is safer, what if one fails?? My friend had a massive glitch last evening that destroyed his model, he had a servo on every surface. The object of the exercise is to see how cheaply a reasonable sized model can be done electric. I am not saying Castle Creations ESC and AXI motors aren't great products, but for more of us general flyers to have a go they need to know that an error isn't going to cost them an arm and a leg, just a singed eyebrow or two 

Probably ought to start a seperate thread and not hog Shauns, sorry Shaun......

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Please do start a seperate thread Danny, as I am sure very many people will follow this experiment with interest. 

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Don't worry too much Danny, this thread was pretty idle anyway.
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Right OK got it now. I use lots of the Towerpro 5010s and find them very good. I have boughu 20 of them and all have been fine.
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Hi Bruce, 6 kilo torque if spec is to believed too??

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Yes good torque fast and with a ball bearing on the output shaft all for £3-4 depending on shipping costs. It would be rude not to try them

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