Thanks for sharing this. Just curious what makes you feel the flat outer surface of the motor casing would make it less ideal than Saite 130kv? Im interested in trying one of these so am keen to hear any concerns beforehand
Hi guys, i recently bought a flipsky 6384 for a foil assist project, everything is done (battery, esc, electronic, box, propeller …) exept the POD. I have different brands mast in my quiver and want to switch easily from one to another , I can’t find a 3D print model for the flipsky, the one with a (soft) TPU part/insert in the midle of the pod to fit the differents mast and the straps for easy swaping …
I got one but it only fit regular 6384 and i don’t have the skill to modify it as my 3D printer carrier just start ^^
if someone got that, i will be happy … have a good day, thank’s.
Any feedback on circlip removal? As I’m used to the circlip being off and rinsing after each use in saltwater I’m thinking I’ll leave mine off.
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hi
my old pod that fit nonames 6384 fits the flipsky one perfectly
Its the first this that comes off change. I do change out the bearings as well for plain stainless as well as had a couple of the ceramic fail over time. Coat with lots of protection on hub as the coating comes off pretty quick can lead to rust.
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I just bought the 2 blade FD alu prop to put on the Flipsky motor (with added screwholes). Since the bell is flat, I see a potential problem fastening the prop, since only the outer edge of the hub will be in contact with the prop and the gap in the middle maybe causing the prop to become uncentered or loose. Has anyone tried this combo and is a shim needed?
Just 3d print a small circular shim to take up the space. When I get to my computer next week I can share the file if needed.
If you already have a file for it, that would be nice, thanks! 