EddyHs
Q: is there a solder pad for TX1?
Asked by EddyHs on 2022-03-03 03:14:01
george7n yes it has soldering pads...you can connect up everything you need to this board (VTX, Cam, TX, RX, LEDs)....personally I have stopped using Jhemcu products...I prefer GEPRC or FLYWOO or BETFPV boards as these are higher quality
2022-03-04 01:52:17 Helpful (0)
EddyHs Oh bro, sounds like you are confused. There are primers out there. Do some reading and invest some time to learn this hobby. Soldering should be a cake walk.
2021-11-21 06:15:19 Helpful (0)Q: this has a 5v regulator out. where is it? and where is the +5v and gnd connection.
Asked by sobia mahmood on 2019-07-13 06:12:13
EddyHs So many questions. Did u RTFM? It’s all there in the description.
2021-11-21 06:11:47 Helpful (0)Q: can i use it in a 5 inch racing drone
Asked by BG111864834 on 2020-12-11 12:34:17
EddyHs Sure. Get the 2200kv and it could probably lift on 4-6S. Not optimal, but I’m sure u know what ur doing.
2021-11-21 06:06:56 Helpful (0)
EddyHs Bro, you have to assemble it.
2021-11-21 06:04:07 Helpful (0)
EddyHs Usually, that’s build error. Rare to see such failures happening without a human involved.
2021-11-21 06:01:41 Helpful (0)Q: motor magnet are of variable thickness don't buy
Asked by Sushmitmishradps on 2021-08-24 03:30:02
EddyHs Based on what fact?? Sounds like an uneducated statement.
2021-11-21 05:59:34 Helpful (0)
EddyHs Bro, cw and ccw use to be the thing. Look at top motor manufacturers Brotherhobby or T-Motor motors, all CW.
2021-11-21 05:57:13 Helpful (0)Q: Does it work with 3s 2000mAh lipo?, and what is the highest Voltage and mAh's the motor can work in?
Asked by BG103311111 on 2021-08-10 06:24:05
EddyHs I have to disagree. I run mine 4S all the time, very good for a 5 inch build. Motors are rated in watts, which is derived from amps x voltage. If you up the voltage (3s to 4s), the amps will drop to accommodate the increase in Volts. This is electronics, basic stuff.
2021-11-21 05:50:49 Helpful (1)Q: can they handle 4s ? wanna use them for Cinewhoop build!
Asked by BendozaFPV on 2020-01-05 11:55:58
EddyHs Works great 4S. In fact I wouldn’t run them on anything but 4S. I use them on a 4” build with biblades, so efficient & fast.
2021-11-21 05:39:57 Helpful (0)Q: this motor can use 35a esc?
Asked by Peh Chiyaphat on 2020-03-24 04:23:49
EddyHs This motor simply can’t use 35 A. Look at the specs in the description, all the information is there.
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EddyHs Sure, you can use any AMP esc you’d like. Quest is which is best matched for the application in mind? These motors are designed for something small and very light. 2-3” size quad, depending on what battery you plan to use. As example, 3” could run these motors on 1S and be a fun proximity flyer, very quiet, very light. Or go 2.5” and select 2S…. This would be my choice. Decent power-2-weight ratio, 3-5min flight times, and should be comparable to “toothpick” builds. Course these only work if you use lite components. While you CAN use 30AMP ESCs, why would ya?
2022-04-23 03:05:53 Helpful (0)