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kip51035 · 07-12-2012, 06:41 PM

Actually it looks real professional and uses a standard prop for a pusher. I have the belts on order from a local supplier, but there is a three week delivery, cause they are not in North America. The engine mount is in two pieces so I can put on different engines just by adding a shim or removing a little material from the split. Unlike the Robart which is fixed.

07-12-2012, 06:41 PM	#5
kip51035 RCC Supreme Contributor I am: Cliff S Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Belleville Ont. Radio of choice: Hitec, Futaba - FM # of RCs: 10 Feedback: 25 / 96% Posts: 3,202 Total Props: 18	Re: Who Did Dat Actually it looks real professional and uses a standard prop for a pusher. I have the belts on order from a local supplier, but there is a three week delivery, cause they are not in North America. The engine mount is in two pieces so I can put on different engines just by adding a shim or removing a little material from the split. Unlike the Robart which is fixed. __________________ Kip "If my being here has made your day a little more pleasant then I have done my job" Red Skelton 1913 - 1997 (famous Comedian)