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    Why doesn't the math for prop size and cell count match add up in Ecalc

    Blacksails, Yep those certainly are a better fit and still at a reasonable price, thanks for the heads up.
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    News Article - Two People Hurt

    Hmm well there's another story that will only make Multicopters and AP/AV look more menacing. It doesn't sound as though they were exercising proper caution in testing their copter. It's beyond me how people can assume that be it a copter or a car motor "it can't start because i told it not to"...
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    Why doesn't the math for prop size and cell count match add up in Ecalc

    Blacksails, Thanks for pointing out that i transposed the numbers in the IR. The 1. amp was pulled from iflight's website though apparently this is a slightly different motor the one that i had been looking at was a 2814Q this is a 2814M. Okay good to note that maximum throttle numbers aren't...
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    Why doesn't the math for prop size and cell count match add up in Ecalc

    Here's an example I threw together of what I'm seeing with some of the motors I've tried using with ecalc. It's probably my doing but it would be great if someone would point out where I've gone astray.
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    Why doesn't the math for prop size and cell count match add up in Ecalc

    Hi, I'm new to the electric motor world. I've been using the ecalc's Xcopter and filling in the variables with manufacturer information. I often find that it says the prop will stall or draw too much amperage, or that if i use a 4 cell vs 3 cell that the motor is over it's rated current. Is...
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