Aircraft Electrical
Aircraft Electrical
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Learn The Basics Of Flying RC Aircraft
When you want to create something like a radio controlled plane, it can get downright expensive. Not only do you factor in the costs of the plane, along with the motor and radio equipment, but you must factor in fuel costs or electricity costs (the electricity charges the battery.)
After spending a great deal of change, just imagine how it will feel when you see that plane go down, crash and burst into flames. It is also likely that all the components will need to be bought again because your crashed plane components will be too smashed to you use once again. Have you ever seen a grown man cried after taking the time to build something like that? It is liable to happen when all that time and all that money has just crashed and is unusable again.
If you wish to fly your remote controlled plane into the air, you should be aware of the weather. First off, you do not want to do flying in windy weather. So flying on clear blue skies and a day that as minimal wind is best.
Also find a good place take off from... sidewalks, driveways and even roads are wonderful places to do this from. A driveway will work but only if you have as long enough of one. If not, this is not advisable. You can also do an open field because you do not want a lot of people, trees or even houses in your fly path.
Should you be an experienced flyer you already know to check and recheck your equipment. Make the planes landing gear is working properly and that it is secure. You want it to save the initial impact from landing. Check your fuel supply, batteries between each connection and the engine. Now, the radio gear will need to be tested to be sure each thing is being relayed to the plane right and properly. You will need a friend to help you with this.
Before you fly off into the sunset with your plane, make absolute certain that your runway is clear and there is enough room for the speed and take off. If you are lucky, your plane with take off gently and smoothly. Since all radio controlled planes are different, it is recommended that you read about how to take off and fly the plane in the manual. This should have come with your equipment.
Your plane, once back on the ground, should be rechecked for any damage. If the flight went well, there really is no cause for alarm but this is good practice anyways. Carefully check all the parts. Why should you do this? It can save time and trouble on down the line.
One last thing: Check with your local officials and authorities for their rules and regulations. It is necessary in case certain places are band while other areas are not. You don't want to get in trouble your first time out.
By going by a few simple rules and guidelines and you should be flying high while you are enjoying a rewarding hobby.
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prop aircraft electrical question?
Why is it in a reciprocating aircraft engines electrical system that the only component not protected by a fuse or circuit breaker is the main circuit of the starter?
So you're saying that the fluctuation in current would just trip a breaker or fuse, enabling the starter to not receive the power it needs?
Because there is so much current drain by the starter that there would be excessive voltage drop across any fuse in that circuit making the starter less powerful or reliable.
This means that your starter would not work as well cranking the engine.
*edit added*
No, it's not that the starter equipped with a fuse or circuit breaker would necessarily trip. The fuse would stay connected if it was the proper size but would cause a drop in voltage to the starter. So the starter would be operating on less than optimum voltage which would make it crank slower. I got some more help from a friend who notes that to prevent nuisance tripping, the typical fuse would need to be several hundred amps. The average 2 gauge battery cable is rated at less than 200 amps, so a fuse would be superfluous.
-A lot of cars and boats do not have a fuse between the battery and the starter for the same reason.
Sonex Electric Powered Flight, EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2007
Pilot survives plane crash in northern Manitoba
A plane was returning Thursday morning to Thompson from Thicket Portage when the aircraft experienced electrical problems and crashed southeast of Thompson, said officials.