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Phase 3 Squall
ESC Fairing
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What could be done in hours is now possible in minutes. The ESC Fairing is a drop in aerodynamic enhancement for the interior of the duct in front of the fan. The ESC Fairing covers the wires and sharp edges in the motor compartment while creating laminar flow where it’s needed the most in a ducted fan – right in front of the motor. This should gain you performance and speed across the wide range of motor and fan configurations possible with this aircraft.

Whether it’s a stock motor on 3 cells or one of the high performance setups on 4 cells it will add speed and performance to an already outstanding performer at next to nothing in weight and installation time.

The mold was machined such that it provides suggested cut lines for an optional oval shaped hole at the rear of the battery compartment and necessary cooling hole cut lines for the ESC.
If you are using another type of ESC make sure you expose the heatsink fully.

Hot air from the battery compartment is exhausted through the rear hole and out into the fan itself. See pictures of suggested installation below.

The ESC Fairing will fit the stock fan shroud and any 70mm setup and is placed between the belly pan and the main fuselage. Used in conjunction with the Phase 3 Squall Belly Pan it makes for a superb installation setup.

It is suggested that you glue or use a high quality tape at the front lip of the ESC Fairing so it will remain flush with the foam. (Remember FOD) Also secure the side flanges and rear lip at the fan shroud. Made from .020 High Impact Polystyrene. (White)
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ESC Fairing for the Phase 3 Squall
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Phase 3 Squall
Belly Pan Link
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It will be necessary to sand a little (a very little) foam at the front end of the wire trough at the stock intake location.
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