Speed prop for the YS1.10?
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Speed prop for the YS1.10?
I am planning on building a Warbird pylon racer with a YS 1.10. If you know, what is the best prop for speed for this engine?
Thanks, Terry
Thanks, Terry
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RE: Speed prop for the YS1.10?
APC 13X13N for break-in. Use care not to over rev in a full power dive with this prop!
For a World Models 46 size P-51 ship use a APC 14X14 and cut off 1/4" each tip (13.5"dia.) reshape and balance. 30% Powermaster heli fuel.
USE ONLY YS AFTER RUN OIL !
Drip in some thin CA on the inside of the fire wall and wing hanger areas. Remove covering at the wing center section and where the fuse rides on the wing and fiber glass it.
Stiffen up the horizontal stab too (carbon fiber).
AND HAVE FUN! YAHoooo!
For a World Models 46 size P-51 ship use a APC 14X14 and cut off 1/4" each tip (13.5"dia.) reshape and balance. 30% Powermaster heli fuel.
USE ONLY YS AFTER RUN OIL !
Drip in some thin CA on the inside of the fire wall and wing hanger areas. Remove covering at the wing center section and where the fuse rides on the wing and fiber glass it.
Stiffen up the horizontal stab too (carbon fiber).
AND HAVE FUN! YAHoooo!
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RE: Speed prop for the YS1.10?
Thanks Guys,
My plan right now is to mount it in a Phoenix Strega like the one in my avatar. I will pick up the props you've suggested and give them all a try.
I will be reinforcing it as suggested.
Blessings, Terry
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My plan right now is to mount it in a Phoenix Strega like the one in my avatar. I will pick up the props you've suggested and give them all a try.
I will be reinforcing it as suggested.
Blessings, Terry
Revver Bro one eight oh
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RE: Speed prop for the YS1.10?
You're right, it doesn't have retracts. As far as dirty goes, although the landing gear is there, it also has a much thinner wing and fuse than the World Models P51. The one in my avatar has a Sport Jett 50 in it and it really scoots along. It is also much lighter since it doesn't have the extra weight of the retract gear. I believe I will still be ahead with this model. Since I am going to beef up the wing I may take a look and see how difficult it would be to do retracts while I have it open but I will probably stick with the KISS method.
Blessings, Terry
Blessings, Terry
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Really? Good ol' wood? I wouldn't have thought of that.
By the way, I found a thread about beefing up a Strega to handle the YS 1.10. You can see it at http://www(dot)*********(dot)com/forums/showthread.php?t=14277
You will have to replace the (dot) with .
A lot of good info in that thread.
Blessings, Terry
By the way, I found a thread about beefing up a Strega to handle the YS 1.10. You can see it at http://www(dot)*********(dot)com/forums/showthread.php?t=14277
You will have to replace the (dot) with .
A lot of good info in that thread.
Blessings, Terry
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RE: Speed prop for the YS1.10?
....it is fine. The engine is rated even higher than that.
http://www.centralhobbies.com/Engine...tm#YS%20FZ-110
Displacement 18cc
Bore 30.4 mm
Stroke 24.8
Weight 730 g
RPM 2,000 - 13,700
http://www.centralhobbies.com/Engine...tm#YS%20FZ-110
Displacement 18cc
Bore 30.4 mm
Stroke 24.8
Weight 730 g
RPM 2,000 - 13,700
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RE: Speed prop for the YS1.10?
Thanks Dave,
I've got another question. The engine I bought doesn't have a header or muffler so I will need to buy one. I have heard that a lot of guys run these on a straight pipe. I'd like some recommendations as to what is going to give me the best performance. Links to good products for this would be greatly appreciated.
Blessing, Terry
I've got another question. The engine I bought doesn't have a header or muffler so I will need to buy one. I have heard that a lot of guys run these on a straight pipe. I'd like some recommendations as to what is going to give me the best performance. Links to good products for this would be greatly appreciated.
Blessing, Terry
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RE: Speed prop for the YS1.10?
.....I would probably just get a stock muffler for it. I don't think those super pipes
are worth the money.
http://www.centralhobbies.com/Engine.../YS110fzex.htm
FBD.
are worth the money.
http://www.centralhobbies.com/Engine.../YS110fzex.htm
FBD.
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RE: Speed prop for the YS1.10?
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A friend said he is using a 13x10 APC and getting almost 11,000 RPM. Is that too high for this engine?
Thanks, Terry
A friend said he is using a 13x10 APC and getting almost 11,000 RPM. Is that too high for this engine?
Thanks, Terry
For a cleaner airframe, the APC 13 x 13 Narrow could work well.
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RE: Speed prop for the YS1.10?
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Thanks Dave,
I have heard that a lot of guys run these on a straight pipe. I'd like some recommendations as to what is going to give me the best performance. Links to good products for this would be greatly appreciated.
Blessing, Terry
Thanks Dave,
I have heard that a lot of guys run these on a straight pipe. I'd like some recommendations as to what is going to give me the best performance. Links to good products for this would be greatly appreciated.
Blessing, Terry
It's effectively a straight pipe about 2.5 - 3" long. Tower has discontinued the product so I can't link to it there or on any other site. Sorry.