However, there is a dearth of information regarding installation so can someone tell me the best motor/prop/esc combination in their opinion? I would like a more powerful setup if possible more like Andre's one.

It is constructed from 6 mm depron some gaffer tape for hinges and a single carbon spar to give it a bit of strength.

Will post a few demensions for the parts later in the week. Please note my setup does not have a rudder.

Watch out for version 2 , 3 and maybe four .....

Update later

If your not sure, you could show it to somebody else / or take it to a shop and say help me!....They may know what type it is!

And point you in the right way!

Somethings you could try :-

If you think its between a 12 & 15 Amps ESC, then maybe just go for one of them 9.99 Bell type CD-ROM motors and hope for the best......Not the right or best thing to do at all. But could work out fine

I see you are using Li-Po battery, but is your SC a li-po friendly one or do you have to time your flight? Or dose the ESC cut out to save the battery.

Also are you running a Brushed motor or Brush-less motor atm... e.g do 2 or 3 wire's go from your motor to the ESC?

If only 2 wires go from you motor to your ESC then you don't have a brush-less speed contors and to get that to run with say a Bell type CD-ROM motor you would need to also buy a new brush-less SC.

For around 30 to 35 Pounds you can get a new Brush-less ESC, 2-3 cell Li-Po, CC 20amps / CP 25amps & also Brush-less Out Runner Motor or Bell CD-ROM motor.

So maybe that could also be a way to go to!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... q=RCfalcon

Was having a look at Goolge video as you do, and came across this.

P.s Looks big, compared to the man hand launching it

Edit :- lol @ the name "RoboFalcon"

If no one posts in this section soon, I'm going to have to buy a shocky so I've something to talk about.