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(10-16-2009 07:39 AM)Keith Wrote: [ -> ]I think he means 8-10 thousand feet ASL,like in the mountains! If I'm wrong though, I would LOVE to see a Fox make a climb to 10,000 feet AGL... That would be awesome!

I want to do what this guy does:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yX2j1OSBE...ofilepage#
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHVdS4KUP...re=channel

but I need something light and strong (note the broken camera in the first video).

The thin air makes me nervous about overloading the fox so I'm going to do this:
http://www.rc-cam.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=2389

I dont think I would chose a fox for that, I like the fox but it's small wings make it more like a flying jet plane and will probably not be well suited for thin air..
I would go for the new Multiplex Merlin, not as small as the Fox but smaller than Easystar,
and It would be easier to get a better wing loading on that plane.

When using two ESC like this, do you have to pull out one power line from one esc to the Y that goes to the receiver, or can I count on the two ESC adding their amps together to power the three servos and the receiver?

Hi!

Yes your first thoughts were right, you have to pull out one power line (red)!
If you use 2 ESC togehter you will get some problems
I am using an external BEC powered by one 2s lipo!

Best regards
Heiko