ESM FW D-9
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Would the aluminum 4'' spinner for the Top Flite giant FW-190 be a viable alternative?
It cost $40, and comes in a 2 and 3 blade version.
Would the aluminum 4'' spinner for the Top Flite giant FW-190 be a viable alternative?
It cost $40, and comes in a 2 and 3 blade version.
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too late, I ordered the one from China last night. The top flite would have been cheaper. I noticed the TF is 4 inch and the other one is 4.25. Prob not much of a diff in that area. Fed Ex says my 190 will be here tomorrow!
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RE: ESM FW D-9
ORIGINAL: Asanders
too late, I ordered the one from China last night. The top flite would have been cheaper. I noticed the TF is 4 inch and the other one is 4.25. Prob not much of a diff in that area. Fed Ex says my 190 will be here tomorrow!
too late, I ordered the one from China last night. The top flite would have been cheaper. I noticed the TF is 4 inch and the other one is 4.25. Prob not much of a diff in that area. Fed Ex says my 190 will be here tomorrow!
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I am installing the xyz or whatever it is from HK 53cc twin. I was wondering do you have to install a twin cylinder with the carb down or can you put it up? Never used one of these before. I noticed in your videos Ticketec you used this engine. Looks like it flew it well.
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RE: ESM FW D-9
ORIGINAL: Asanders
I am installing the xyz or whatever it is from HK 53cc twin. I was wondering do you have to install a twin cylinder with the carb down or can you put it up? Never used one of these before. I noticed in your videos Ticketec you used this engine. Looks like it flew it well.
I am installing the xyz or whatever it is from HK 53cc twin. I was wondering do you have to install a twin cylinder with the carb down or can you put it up? Never used one of these before. I noticed in your videos Ticketec you used this engine. Looks like it flew it well.
Flies great with that engine!! I installed mine with the carb facing down and haven't had a problem. I know someone else has turned the pots around on the engine is that the exhaust is opposite to the carb but I my choice was to install the engine as it was manufactured.
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Dave
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RE: ESM FW D-9
ORIGINAL: ticketec
Flies great with that engine!! I installed mine with the carb facing down and haven't had a problem. I know someone else has turned the pots around on the engine is that the exhaust is opposite to the carb but I my choice was to install the engine as it was manufactured.
Thanks
Dave
ORIGINAL: Asanders
I am installing the xyz or whatever it is from HK 53cc twin. I was wondering do you have to install a twin cylinder with the carb down or can you put it up? Never used one of these before. I noticed in your videos Ticketec you used this engine. Looks like it flew it well.
I am installing the xyz or whatever it is from HK 53cc twin. I was wondering do you have to install a twin cylinder with the carb down or can you put it up? Never used one of these before. I noticed in your videos Ticketec you used this engine. Looks like it flew it well.
Flies great with that engine!! I installed mine with the carb facing down and haven't had a problem. I know someone else has turned the pots around on the engine is that the exhaust is opposite to the carb but I my choice was to install the engine as it was manufactured.
Thanks
Dave
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RE: ESM FW D-9
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how do you get sds hobbys to answer the phone to plase the oder for a spinner.?
how do you get sds hobbys to answer the phone to plase the oder for a spinner.?
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Hey Guys,
I Have not been keeping on the threads much lately. But. The cockpits I produce are fit to the plane. You do have the reroute the control lines and reposition some of the servos most of the time. I try to make the cockpits so they will fit a full body size pilot that is available. There are other cockpit Producers that make shallow cockpits that you have to do less cutting.
I try to make a cockpit kit so that you look down into the cockpit area and it not just for a bust. I try to supply a decent cockpit for a fairly reasonable price...
As my website says. If you cut something up,or screw something up, and need a replacement part just email or call me. I am very reasonable on replacement parts.
Ty
I Have not been keeping on the threads much lately. But. The cockpits I produce are fit to the plane. You do have the reroute the control lines and reposition some of the servos most of the time. I try to make the cockpits so they will fit a full body size pilot that is available. There are other cockpit Producers that make shallow cockpits that you have to do less cutting.
I try to make a cockpit kit so that you look down into the cockpit area and it not just for a bust. I try to supply a decent cockpit for a fairly reasonable price...
As my website says. If you cut something up,or screw something up, and need a replacement part just email or call me. I am very reasonable on replacement parts.
Ty
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thanks stick .i need wheels herd some used williams brothers. i looked at them which ones do i need and what size i using sierra mains thanks.?
thanks stick .i need wheels herd some used williams brothers. i looked at them which ones do i need and what size i using sierra mains thanks.?
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RE: ESM FW D-9
Gents,
I've been lurking for a long time now so I thought I'd pipe up. First I'd like to give a shout out to Ramstein, ticketec, Frank (aka) Stick Mode, Kwik and the rest for all the great info and discussion over the past year or so. [8D]
Question is: I want to get into gas motors (I'm a newbie) and D9 is my choice of plane. I know the XYZ 53 just shoe horns into the cowl of the ESM D9 at 217mm width. I want to get the ESM and then move everything to a Holman D9 kit when finished. Will the XYZ twin fit the Holman cowl....Anyone? I know it has a slightly smaller wingspan. (2") Ramstein, your a D9 Experten, whats the inside Cowl diameter of the Holman kit?
Weight wise, are the ESM and Holman kits build about the same for weight?
Jason
I've been lurking for a long time now so I thought I'd pipe up. First I'd like to give a shout out to Ramstein, ticketec, Frank (aka) Stick Mode, Kwik and the rest for all the great info and discussion over the past year or so. [8D]
Question is: I want to get into gas motors (I'm a newbie) and D9 is my choice of plane. I know the XYZ 53 just shoe horns into the cowl of the ESM D9 at 217mm width. I want to get the ESM and then move everything to a Holman D9 kit when finished. Will the XYZ twin fit the Holman cowl....Anyone? I know it has a slightly smaller wingspan. (2") Ramstein, your a D9 Experten, whats the inside Cowl diameter of the Holman kit?
Weight wise, are the ESM and Holman kits build about the same for weight?
Jason
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Mine is at a friends house in prep for paint. I think the XYZ is too large to fit the Holman. The cowl is much smaller then the ESM. I just placed a DLE55RA in my holman and I had plenty of space. I'd possible go that route. Not the normal DLE as you have to butcher the cowl with that muffler or purchase an aftermarket version.
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RE: ESM FW D-9
Hi Jase
Good to see you on board on this one I know you will do the kit credit I used the xyz motor it’s totally concealed I did this by using two cowls cutting it at 12 o’clock 3, 9, and 6, and adding in 3/8 of a inch per section that gave me room to enclose the plugs etc and still look scale. The 56 xyz has more than enough power for scale flying as you know I filled in the wings and stab and glassed them which I feel has been worth it. Wheels came via Ram cockpit kit via TY( very easy to install) paint via air brush and a few beers ( ok quite a few beers ) its had 18 flights on it so far, fly’s nice more like a pattern plane .
The xyz starts easy I choke it for about 4 flicks ignition on and she’s a one flick start to date no problems. Have put in link to show xyz in place and running was taken a while ago but up loaded with my normal speed lol (yeh ill get around to it)
Cheers Frank aka stick
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0naBPQFedgI
Good to see you on board on this one I know you will do the kit credit I used the xyz motor it’s totally concealed I did this by using two cowls cutting it at 12 o’clock 3, 9, and 6, and adding in 3/8 of a inch per section that gave me room to enclose the plugs etc and still look scale. The 56 xyz has more than enough power for scale flying as you know I filled in the wings and stab and glassed them which I feel has been worth it. Wheels came via Ram cockpit kit via TY( very easy to install) paint via air brush and a few beers ( ok quite a few beers ) its had 18 flights on it so far, fly’s nice more like a pattern plane .
The xyz starts easy I choke it for about 4 flicks ignition on and she’s a one flick start to date no problems. Have put in link to show xyz in place and running was taken a while ago but up loaded with my normal speed lol (yeh ill get around to it)
Cheers Frank aka stick
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0naBPQFedgI