Looking for info on the ejection charge for a Minnie Mag. Does a “normal “ ejection charge do the job, or do you have to bump up the charge a bit for the larger size nose cone?
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Bump it up a bit. Ground test. I love these and have 4 of them, all modded out. Tons of room in the NC to keep yer balance good.
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Never had any issues with our Wolverine ( slightly longer than a Mini Magg. Should be fine.
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I've always used the normal AT ejection charge amount.
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Normal 1.4 g black powder in a motor works fine.
I have not built my Mini-Magg yet but my friend has one that he flies on H219's. He had issues with a couple of soft ejections and now uses a total of 2.0 grams in the Mini-Magg.
I've witnessed a couple of ground tests and to me the ejections and seem just about perfect. On the ground it pushed the cone out but didn't fly the full length of the shock cord. It stopped with a couple feet of cord left so it's not violently ejecting.
I've witnessed a couple of ground tests and to me the ejections and seem just about perfect. On the ground it pushed the cone out but didn't fly the full length of the shock cord. It stopped with a couple feet of cord left so it's not violently ejecting.
