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| Large Engines Discuss Engines Used on Giant Scale Aircraft. Gas/Glow, as long as they're big! |
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| 11-02-2010 05:58 PM | ||
| MikeCam |
Re: Just got a new arf and need motor advice I've seen one Aerovate deadstick twice and one grenade. Look into the DLE20, lots of power and great reviews so far. Azure and GH carry them. |
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| 10-10-2010 09:33 PM | ||
| laxcdn |
Re: Just got a new arf and need motor advice I am trying to stay away from nitro and go with gas. I am not sure what size tank. I read above about a 10oz so I could do that or 12oz? I see our local shop as a 20 and 26cc Aerovate gas motor for just over $220-250 I think I might get one of those. |
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| 10-10-2010 06:12 PM | ||
| michel gravelle |
Re: Just got a new arf and need motor advice Hi I think thats a great choice  . What size tank are you going to put in ?Michel |
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| 10-10-2010 06:07 PM | ||
| fsone |
Re: Just got a new arf and need motor advice My engine of choice would be the reliable,powerful,lightweight O.S 160FX 2 stroker with a vp30 perry pump. |
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| 08-14-2010 05:30 PM | ||
| michel gravelle |
Re: Just got a new arf and need motor advice Quote:
Hi Like I mentioned ,........................ it is Canadian |
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| 08-12-2010 09:29 AM | ||
| mikecoul |
Re: Just got a new arf and need motor advice I vote for the CRRC Pro 26r, mostly because we have a Canadian distributor. Just my 2 cents worth. http://www.prcmodel.com/ |
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| 08-12-2010 08:55 AM | ||
| laxcdn |
Re: Just got a new arf and need motor advice Thx, I might have go with the JT 23cc when it comes out or maybe the CRRC 26cc. |
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| 08-09-2010 05:35 PM | ||
| michel gravelle |
Re: Just got a new arf and need motor advice Hi Have a look at post # 837 , and watch the video, you will not beleive it . http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_95...34/key_/tm.htm I have seen this engine in a 22 lbs trainer , at our field , my jaw stayed open . Have a look , and support is as good or better , than the high ranking engines , and last , it,s 50% , Canadian . truely awsome . Michel |
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| 08-09-2010 04:24 PM | ||
| wingburner |
Re: Just got a new arf and need motor advice Another thing is to really try and keep it under 11 lbs. 
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| 08-09-2010 01:37 PM | ||
| ken park |
Re: Just got a new arf and need motor advice You mean this I guess http://vimeo.com/11580452 Looks like you can shoe horn the motor in no problem - I would only be concerned if the weight of motor is vastly greater or smaller than the 120 for balance. From own experience this engine is easy to start and bags of power - very quick engine response to throttle - lots of power should handle and model 10-13lbs 80-84" wingspan 16 or 17" prop - Should save a fortune on cost of nitro vice gas - From 1 gallon or 3.9L I got about 20 flights that were 20min long on a 10oz tank using a CRRC Pro 26. Canadian Dealership got parts and services them - Paragon also does testing on the motors before they go out the door - I give 5 x 5star rating for service is always excellent and fast. http://www.prcmodel.com/modeng/name/...rod/product/14 My last model was 12lbs 82" using 16x8 prop good vertical but not unlimited - cruised great at 1/2 to 3/4 throttle for all most all stunts. Started brandnew motor just now on Sig 1/4scale Spacewalker II - Started up very easy! now for the break-in before I go to IMAA Kingston 21/22 Aug |
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