Rc plane thust requirement

Started by Aryand, June 24, 2018, 10:50:27 AM

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Aryand

I am a beginner in rc planes. I am building a plane (airbus a320 model) which will weigh approximately 2-3 kg. What is the thrust i will require to fly it properly ??

Thanks.

Mehul Anand

At least 1.5 kg if 2kg plane...
But being a beginner you must not build it dont try you will mess up badly try theft alpha....
I say again beginners should not make 2 kg plane...
And the motor with that thrust will cost a lot...
Build flite test's ft alpha...
If you don't know about flite test search on YouTube and see it's beginners series if you haven't....

knvshrm

Quote from: Mehul Anand on June 24, 2018, 03:22:45 PM
At least 1.5 kg if 2kg plane...
If the plane weighs 2kg and thrust is 1.5 kg then how can the plane fly ? For this get a low kv motor swinging a big prop.
Regards

Mehul Anand

Even if thrust is half the weight a plane can fly..
When both are equal then vertical takeoff..

sanjayrai55

Quote from: knvshrm on June 24, 2018, 03:31:12 PM
Quote from: Mehul Anand on June 24, 2018, 03:22:45 PM
At least 1.5 kg if 2kg plane...
If the plane weighs 2kg and thrust is 1.5 kg then how can the plane fly ? For this get a low kv motor swinging a big prop.
Regards

I can comfortably take-off, fly and land a model weighing 2 kg with a power unit producing 1.2 Kg thrust

Just go back to basics - lift is not the same as thrust. If you want to climb vertically, only then thrust > weight

That said, do not underpower! Always safer to have thrust:weight around 1 for trainers, 1:1.2~1.5 for sports models, and 1> 2 for 3D models

Aryand


Mehul Anand

Np but just don't make the airbus...

kn8alpha