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Offline Taosgraveyard

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Pyro 700-52 pinion
« on: December 19, 2012, 01:55:30 PM »
12s

YGE governor

I think 12 pt pinion looks about right


I am new to this Heli, is 2100 for top Headspeed ok?

Recommendations appreciated , including Headspeed range... I would also like to fly around 1759  too I think

So much to learn

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Re: Pyro 700-52 pinion
« Reply #1 on: December 19, 2012, 02:09:32 PM »
Hello! Welcome to the Synergy family and forums!

I have a very good friend running the Pyro 700-52 and the 12T pinion is perfect! My personal ideal head speed is 2050 on 716 mains, I did run 2150 on my Rail 696 mains.

As for acceptable ranges of head speed, that's the beautiful part of the E7, it is such a versatile platform, if can be flown as low as 1000rpm! (See Matt Botos and Rob Cherry's extreme low head speed threads) and as high as you can imagine. I would think 2200 or higher is over kill, but hey that's up to your style.

Good luck on the build, I recommend you look over the Tips and Tricks sections for the E7. A lot of GREAT information! Enjoy the Heli, it's a blast.
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Re: Pyro 700-52 pinion
« Reply #2 on: December 19, 2012, 02:26:44 PM »
I bought used, was a belt tail, butt I didn't get the tail ( I think it had gone in tail first or something). Got a good deal.

So bought the torque tube kit,

I am new typo soupy nervy but not new o 700.

Yes 2050 top sounds good for my style

I presume a YGE 120  HV is plenty

I have considered 10s with this motor, keep things lighter, but not sure it's worth it

Comments on that?

What blades does this bird like best?

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Re: Pyro 700-52 pinion
« Reply #3 on: December 19, 2012, 02:31:53 PM »
10S is an option but 520kv might be a bit low.

The e7 can swing up to 720mm main blades and up to 116mm tail blades. I have personally flown Edge 693, Edge 693SE, Rail 696, and currently I am running Rail 716mains.

For my big air, sport style, the floaty feeling and CRAZY pop of the 716s is great!

Yes, the YGE 120HV is plenty, I would recommend the Heat shield. The Pyro motor can pull some amps.
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Re: Pyro 700-52 pinion
« Reply #4 on: December 19, 2012, 06:23:38 PM »
Decided on 716 rails

I am concerned about clearance for 116 tails

Are they really ok?

That's what I have purchased, just want to be sure no chance of hitting those long tail blades with those long main blades

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Pyro 700-52 pinion
« Reply #5 on: December 19, 2012, 06:36:25 PM »
716 are fine. Just pull the tail box back about 5mm. Run any tail blades you want now.


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Re: Pyro 700-52 pinion
« Reply #6 on: December 20, 2012, 06:13:06 AM »
I truly like the Pyro 700-52, it's light weight and the coolest running motor I have tried. I do wish there was a Pyro 500Kv motor, my 520 is a true 532Kv and it could use a little more torque.

With a 12t pinion, 96mm blades and my old school flying style, I have noticed when running a (tacked) head speed below 1980 the motor and ESC will run hotter.

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Re: Pyro 700-52 pinion
« Reply #7 on: December 20, 2012, 10:53:28 AM »
I ran the Pyro 700-45L on my E7 with the stock pinion and had great results. I typically like a lower head speed (1900~1950) and it worked well.

However I am looking for a little more punch and with that headspeed increase, so I switched it out for the Xera 500KV. I agree with the previous statement that a Pyro 500KV would be the ticket!
-Ryan