J Myers III

Posted by kevin b on 05/06/2014 21:56:56: Hi. Try calling subscriptions 0844 543 8200 and have a chat with them about it. I'm sure you will find them helpful. kevinb. Okay, thanks for the information

Hi all, I need to end my subscription as I have been busy for the past year, as a result I have a large number of magazines to catch up on. I'd like to know how to end my subscription as I have more than enough magazines to keep me occupied for a while. Thanks in advance!

Yeah I have a 4600kv outrunner so I will be getting either a 35A or a 40A esc, and thanks for the advice!

I still haven't touched mine... I really need to though, i think I'll wait until I order some 2.2mah's

I haven't assembled mine yet... I don't know where to put my esc without cutting anything, and I don't want to cut anything D:

Posted by Steve Hargreaves - Moderator on 21/08/2013 15:57:28: These fine chaps might be able to help...from the HK website picture its difficult to asess which plugs this charger will accept. I'm pretty sure Turnigy use the JST XH type though so maybe Component Shop will sort you out with an adaptor lead if necessary...... @Pete....Mr Myers was probably flying his IC planes in the meantime.....sensible chap... Thanks for that link! I'll see if they have what I need. The problem with the one from GS is it doesn't have enough pins to fit into the charger as the charger has 12, and the balance board had around 8. And the balance board that came with the charger has connector ports that are too small for the balance leads of a battery pack.

I agree, sorry about that. I hadn't flown leccy's for a while so it wasn't used. I am using a Turnigy Imax B8+ from Hobby King Edit: Oh dear, a year tomorrow! Edited By J Myers III on 21/08/2013 14:03:03

I have a problem... It's not compatible with my charger...

Posted by ADRIAN EADES on 12/08/2013 18:11:59: Hi J, i have messaged you as i have the same kit an i'm having problems fitting my motor to the fan blade.....looks like i need some kinda adaptor as the motor shaft is 2.3mm and the hole in the middle of the fan blade is about 8mm? am i missing something? Good luck with yours, Ade. I'll reply in the message

Posted by ADRIAN EADES on 09/08/2013 17:46:49: Posted by ADRIAN EADES on 09/08/2013 17:00:25: Posted by J Myers III on 09/08/2013 14:35:04: Posted by ADRIAN EADES on 08/08/2013 22:21:26: I also have a T-45 waiting to be put together, it yours the Hobbyking/Lanyu T-45? Do you have a link to your model? That's the one I have

Posted by ADRIAN EADES on 08/08/2013 22:21:26: There is nothing like a Baptism-of-fire..........i have just bought a T-45 rc 64mm EDF RC JET.......that should keep me busy lol..........i can use all my bits and bobs i have lying around Regards ade. I also have a T-45 waiting to be put together, it yours the Hobbyking/Lanyu T-45?

Posted by ADRIAN EADES on 09/08/2013 06:59:37: Posted by J Myers III on 27/07/2013 15:19:10: Hi all! I'd like to know if a JETiger set-up would be compatible with a new T-45 kit I ordered. In my JETiger I used a Turnigy nano-tech 1300mah 3S 25~50C Lipo Pack with the stock 30 amp esc, stock 64mm 6 bladed edf unit and the stock 4000kv brushless inrunner motor. I plan to transfer the motor, battery and the esc into the T-45 kit when it comes, however it uses a 5 bladed 64mm edf unit, will there be any problems? Thanks in advance! Hi Bud, i'm going to do the same with my electronics.....(as you know) i bought a T-45 yesterday.....my question is will my 2200mah batt's be ok or too heavy? sorry to butt-in your post, A 2200 will be all good. However this will pull 31 amps, just make sure your ESC is up to it

Posted by ADRIAN EADES on 08/08/2013 18:12:48: Posted by J Myers III on 08/08/2013 18:10:43: Wouldn't that kv be alright for an EDF which needs to spin fast? Thanks for the quick reply, and forgive my stupidness....whats 'EDF' mean? Electric Ducted Fan. Think electric jets

Wouldn't that kv be alright for an EDF which needs to spin fast?

Posted by Reno Racer on 01/08/2013 19:29:55: Firstly mount your motor inside the EDF shroud, remember to use a bit of locktite on the screws. Next you should find the threaded adaptor that slides over your motor shaft and then is held in place by compression, once the fan is installed and the bolt tightened up. Normally the threaded part of the shaft also has an internal thread, usually about 2mm. the domed 'spinner' is then fitted onto the fan and held in place with a small bolt passing through the dome and threading into this internal thread on the adaptor shaft. This link shows you what i mean, albeit not your fan unit and uses a locking grub screw rather than compression, but principle is exactly the same. Does this help? Thank you! This type of tutorial I need! (your text tutorial, I have read through the one in the link numerous times but it doesn't help due to reasons which will be highlighted in this post) Unfortunately I will need you to come up with something a little like that again (sorry!). Here's why: the spinner and the fan is all one thing, with a hole going through, exactly like this: **LINK** Now, lets say the shaft passes through the hole in that, what do I do? Because there isn't a hold in the shaft adaptor for a bolt, so would I have to put a nut on?