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wehave thought about doing something similar with the remote, but you need sensitivecontrol of the throttle when making turns. To make it work you need to have agyro and height sensor to control the throttle. I think a Ebike controller might work, but you have to modify it. And the more powerfulones are generally above 48v. voltage above 48v is especially in combinationwith water. The RC esc are also muchsmaller. Heat is an issue in both cases.

yes, we know alot more now been building since this instructable. if i get the time i will post mor drawings and designs, including remote.

thx about 25km/h.

You have totake account that the 440kv rating is under no load. The actual prop speedunder load is within this 1800-2500.

thnx!

work in progress, probably within 3 months. :)controller is also on the way.

We areworking on improving the propeller, we are now on the 3. Iteration propeller/duct.The one posted is 1. Iteration. A test rig is on its way. This way we can measurethrust, rpm and power consumption. Then we will use results combined with computeranalysis to make improvements.

The motor spesifications Are provided i the list of materials.

cool!! its nice to see someone making them!

thank you i voted for you as well.

Thanks, Regarding theloss of CO2 trough, the flow sensor and solenoid. I am running the system at quitehigh pressure about 1-2 bar. This way I manage to get carbonated beer through faucet.But this is not an ideal setup. I am planning on doing some reseach regardingbeerline diameter, length and resistance, to optimise the system. I will post the results. When itcomes to the flow sensor it can quite easily be disassembled for cleaning. The samegoes to the solenoid valve. I usually disconnect them form the system and cleanthem separately. The line I clean by running hot water and washing powder throughit. Wow 3 kegsa month that is quite a lot of homebrew.

Thank you, and just to make it clear the beer is NOT flat.

Thanks,Regarding theloss of CO2 trough, the flow sensor and solenoid. I am running the system at quitehigh pressure about 1-2 bar. This way I manage to get carbonated beer through faucet.But this is not an ideal setup. I am planning on doing some reseach regardingbeerline diameter, length and resistance, to optimise the system. I will post the results.When itcomes to the flow sensor it can quite easily be disassembled for cleaning. The samegoes to the solenoid valve. I usually disconnect them form the system and cleanthem separately. The line I clean by running hot water and washing powder throughitWow 3 kegsa month that is quite a lot of homebrew. ! :)