[NSRCA-discussion] Electric Data Logger

[Chad Northeast]

Ed,

Best investment for an electric model that you can make, get it with at 
least the temp probe and LCD display.

There is a bit of difference between in air and ground, depends on setup 
and speed etc., but can be up around 10A at peak load.  I have also seen 
it reversed, where peak in air is higher than static :)  Static tests 
are still a very good reference.

Chad

Adam Glatt wrote:
> I've tried it, and determined it is better than and replaces all other 
> wattmeters.  I've posted some of the data it collects on the RCU 
> electric pattern forum.
> -Adam
>
> Ed White wrote:
>   
>> Anybody tried this on their electrics? 
>>
>> http://www.eagletreesystems.com/MicroPower/micro.htm
>>
>> Seems like a good way to track how much of your batteries you are 
>> using in flight.  I'm also wodering about if there is a significant 
>> difference between current measured on the ground and in the air.
>>
>> Ed
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