| WING AREA: | 630 SQ. IN. |  |
| FLYING WEIGHT: | 103oz | |
| WING LOADING: | 23.5oz per SQ. FT. | |
| MOTOR: Hacker | A50 12L Outrunner | |
| PROP: apc | 17x10 | |
| CELLS: ThunderPower | 6S3P-6000 ProLite | |
| AMPS: | 60 | |
| WATTS PER LB. | 210 |
| WING AREA: | 630 SQ. IN. | |
| FLYING WEIGHT: | 103oz | |
| WING LOADING: | 23.5oz per SQ. FT. | |
| MOTOR: Hacker | A50 12L Outrunner | |
| PROP: apc | 17x10 | |
| CELLS: ThunderPower | 6S3P-6000 ProLite | |
| AMPS: | 60 | |
| WATTS PER LB. | 210 |
The Great Planes CAP232 equipped with 2 Hitec 225BB and 1 Hitec 85BB servos, Hitec Electron6 Receiver, 2S-730ma ThunderPower receiver battery with 6V regulator, Hacker A50 12L motor, Hacker Master 48 ESC, and a 6S3P-6000ma ThunderPower ProLite Lithium Polymer battery.
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Built per the planes but with most of the ply parts replaced with balsa. |
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By replacing all ply but 2 formers, fuse doublers and firewall I was able to save over 8oz of wood weight. |
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The hacker A50 secured to the firewall with a B50 mount. |
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Another view |
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The batteries slide in under the cowl and are secured by Velcro straps. |
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I used blue strips on the bottom. No trouble telling orientation. |
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