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| 06-21-2016 12:21 AM | |||
| Werlebird |
So I tried a xoar 28x10 Carbon of a friends that is new and it doesn't rip barely at all. Get about 6000 on the ground with it. I see videos of a DA 100L ripping the hell out of it and the 120 won't. I tried a falcon 28x9W and it is actually decently loud. Is there much difference in rpm between a normal and a wide prop of the same size and pitch ? Think I got a slight lemon of an engine lol. The timing was way off and I had to notch out the hall sensor plastic a ridiculous amount to get it where i believe is 28degrees. Oh well I guess it's a gp123 or gp 176 evo for the next plane in a few years |
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| 06-14-2016 07:38 PM | |||
| bhughes |
Re: EME 120- mufflers, cans, pipes and props You will never find it separate you will have to buy the whole thing. Unless you find it in the wanted section In The for sale forums |
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| 06-14-2016 06:44 PM | |||
| Werlebird | Hey guys not really sure how to find the proper thread for this question but I need a tail wheel and axel for my aeroworks extra 260 100cc. No where in the manual does it state the tail wheel size and aero works only offers the entire tail setup which I do not need. Or can I afford right now. Just wondering what size the wheel is since mine flew off mid flight. | ||
| 06-07-2016 06:21 PM | |||
| Werlebird | Dam already ordered | ||
| 06-07-2016 05:38 PM | |||
| JoeT |
Re: EME 120- mufflers, cans, pipes and props If you want Rip, change your order for a 29x9, the larger diameter will cross .70 mach at something like 6000 rpm ish... So it'll rip louder sooner. |
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| 06-07-2016 03:17 PM | |||
| Werlebird |
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| 06-07-2016 01:30 PM | |||
| JoeT |
Re: EME 120- mufflers, cans, pipes and props <---- That's me with the Mejzlik 28x10 on the plane in question. But you want it to rip right? The 28x9.5 with less pitch should rev up higher, and when it's broken in, will reach 6600 easilly while on the ground. BTW, as soon as it gets in the air, it should and will rip. The one in the picture was wood, but the Mejlick has been on for 2.5 years and is great, but rips on demand. |
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| 06-07-2016 08:08 AM | |||
| Werlebird |
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| 06-07-2016 06:57 AM | |||
| JoeT |
Re: EME 120- mufflers, cans, pipes and props Did you fly the plane with the canisters? Let us know how it went. |
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| 06-06-2016 11:29 PM | |||
| Werlebird |
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