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danny_galaga replied to danny_galaga's topic in Aircraft General Discussion
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Yes OS is probably still the most popular
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No. But many engines (like my own childhood engine) hardly got any run time on them before being jammed in the back of a drawer. So quite a few near new ones pop up. They are popular for stunt because there's a certain speed you need to fly, any improvements on power are wasted in this case. There's a few Ruskie and Ukrainian engines around too.
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A number of guys are running Fox 35s at the club π
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Id say you should email them, but they've gone broke in the meantime π
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From the build manual. Doesn't look like that big a deal to me. And I still don't understand what YOU don't understand about having different radiators for aircraft with different performances. Its as if you couldn't see that maybe a radiator from a F1 car might not perform exactly the same in a LandCruiser π
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The port size is 22mm, not as small as you are probably imagining
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It's much the same size in the similarly performing zenith and savannah 701. What's your theory then, since the radiators are roughly the same price? Seems to me a slow aircraft could do with a larger radiator. Maybe you ought to write to the bush plane manufacturers and tell them they've been doing it all wrong π
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I reckon maybe that one is for general low wing plane use, and slow draggy planes like mine are best off with something a bit different
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Damn, that's clever work π
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danny_galaga started following I pushed the new Durafly Rare Bear Reno Racer to 170 MPH ! and Air India crash
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Interesting news concerning the airline and possible culture/lack of training issues https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/air-india-pilots-suspension-boeing-777-stall-warning-b2780259.html
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Nice work rotating the motor. I've built it's brother the Spitfire, so I know it has hardwood engine bearers. I presume you left those out and fitted a radial mount to the firewall?
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Look what I just won at the clubs annual dinner raffle βΊοΈ This kit is for carrier class. If you fly it in that class, it's 3 line control for throttle. Incidentally, I've found the quickest and easiest way to keep my photos upright here is to just screenshot it π
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I pushed the new Durafly Rare Bear Reno Racer to 170 MPH !
danny_galaga replied to dominicm's topic in Remote Control
Impressive, but the video to these old eyes is mostly looking at some lovely clouds and lots of humming βΊοΈ -
I didn't randomly choose that radiator.. people much smarter than me, aeronautical engineers, chose that part number. Now I look at it, it seems bigger than the standard Rotax jobby. Considering that it's a low n slow plane from a hot country, and the particular location of the radiator, I'm guessing they crunched some numbers on a variety of options and this one did the job for a reasonable price π
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