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Discussion New build - Wraith32 or TBS Bulletproof?

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New build - Wraith32 or TBS Bulletproof?
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16-Mar-2018, 03:24 PM
To be honest, I think it would be fine with 5045x3, do a short test flight with them and see if they get noticeably warm?
Maybe they could even handle 5050x3 too, but it's a bit risky.

Do you not have a current sensor in the FC? you can monitor your current there to make sure?
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16-Mar-2018, 03:55 PM
Pretty sure it will work just fine with whatever 5 inch prop you put on Them. I wouldn't worry too much, but as Oscar mentioned, it's always nice to have a current sensor for monitoring purposes
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16-Mar-2018, 04:29 PM
I do have a current sensor. Will definitely be using it to check. Just don’t want to spend a lot of time completing the build only to find the ESCs are not up to the job.

Thanks for all the help guys/gals. Will keep you updated. All my parts should arrive by Monday.
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