VA Mk 2
03-03-2005, 06:52 PM
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VA Mk 2
It came in today from Larry D,, he had e-mailed me earlier in the week to check,,I ordered a head and some plugs and he wanted to make sure I knew that it (VA) came with a head and plug...he also threw in a prop , nice of him since I had forgotten to order one....Rog
03-03-2005, 07:54 PM
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RE: VA Mk 2
Rog,
I don't know either!!! I am sure a few will become Sniper DR's, a couple engines for me to fly and the rest who knows. With the price of cylinder/piston sets being $15.00 and crankcase/crank/drive washer sets being the same I couldn't pass on the deal!!!!
LAter,
Tim
I don't know either!!! I am sure a few will become Sniper DR's, a couple engines for me to fly and the rest who knows. With the price of cylinder/piston sets being $15.00 and crankcase/crank/drive washer sets being the same I couldn't pass on the deal!!!!
LAter,
Tim
03-04-2005, 08:33 AM
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RE: VA Mk 2
So your guilty too,, who has a VA?,,I wonder if its powerful enough for my contest plane..the mini 4-star...is the VA more for light weight speed and rpm's or does it have more power like a .061?,Heck I dont know why I buy half the stuff I buy,same as the Nelson plugs and Gal..head,I just thought it looked cool ,or rather I think it looks cool,,probably the other reason I dont worry so much about crashing,,I got back up stuff,just have a BAD habit of starting a project and then moving on to the next one before any where near finishing....youve heard of Strattera right..........Rog
03-05-2005, 09:00 AM
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RE: VA Mk 2
ORIGINAL: propbuster
Hey Tim, How about a 1/2a Spruce Goose? If I'm thinking right, it had like 8 engines on it!
Hey Tim, How about a 1/2a Spruce Goose? If I'm thinking right, it had like 8 engines on it!
A little too little and too late. There was a plane quite a few years ago in M.A.N. when it was worth reading, like 20 years ago, who built a plane with 12 baby bees on it. It had to be the comedy of errors getting all of them running and kept full till the last one was started.
Don't get old, you remember too much.
Dennis
Oh the plane was a copy of one of the Dornier flying boats of the 30's
