Winding speed does not seem to matter with 2-99 and the scary part is that it breaks several minutes after winding. If you get a good 1st wind the motor is safe to use quite a few more flights.
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From: jeffrey.hood
To: Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 8:56 AM
Subject: [Indoor_Construction] Re: 2/99
I'm happy with my batch... I got a pretty large quantity off of EBay,
and in my testing, it is just a few percent below the small bit of
5/99 that I have... and it is also better than the 7/97 and 3/02 that
I have also... The torque curves that I generated are almost
identical to my 5/99, but it does seem to break a bit below the
5/99... but I might do some more tests and take more time during the
winding... I used it over the summer, and it was making a difference
over the 3/02 that I used before that...
JH
> I've recently acquired some 2/99. I know it is a good batch, but
I've never
> flown with it. As I understand it is not quite as good as the best
5/99, but
> in the same league as 7/97 and 3/02.
>
> How is this stuff holding up to the aging process? I want to know
whether to
> use it as soon as possible or take my time.
>
> Thx
>
> DD
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