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**Uncle Brett** · 11-15-2007, 12:11 PM

Hey Shaggy,
If the weight estimates on Wildhare's website are correct, this plane should be a great flyer and 2500 watts sounds perfect. You have a lot of choices as far as power systems go. To name a few: Hacker A60 22S; A60 18M; Hyperion Z5025. I'm not familiar with those Chinese motors but the price looks good. I would go with a 10s battery set up like FlightPower EVO 25's or Thunder Power Extremes in the 3700 - 5000 mAh range with the smaller batteries more for 3D (lighter wing loading), or maybe some A123's if money is more of an issue than weight. You'll also need a good ESC that can handle the voltage of the batteries, like a CC85HV or a Hacker/Jeti Master Spin 77 or 90 Opto. Good luck, keep us posted.

11-15-2007, 12:11 PM	#3
Uncle Brett Bad-ass Super Contributer! Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Huntington Beach CA. Posts: 1,298 Awards Showcase Total Awards: 1	Re: WildHare "Baby Bunny" Conversion Hey Shaggy, If the weight estimates on Wildhare's website are correct, this plane should be a great flyer and 2500 watts sounds perfect. You have a lot of choices as far as power systems go. To name a few: Hacker A60 22S; A60 18M; Hyperion Z5025. I'm not familiar with those Chinese motors but the price looks good. I would go with a 10s battery set up like FlightPower EVO 25's or Thunder Power Extremes in the 3700 - 5000 mAh range with the smaller batteries more for 3D (lighter wing loading), or maybe some A123's if money is more of an issue than weight. You'll also need a good ESC that can handle the voltage of the batteries, like a CC85HV or a Hacker/Jeti Master Spin 77 or 90 Opto. Good luck, keep us posted.