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Old 01-26-2013, 12:21 AM
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Hallo everybody,

so there is a new story to be told: Most of you know the Kolm Engines and the [link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmYbW4o5PRk]Galloping Ghost[/link]
Now there is a new version which is almost ready for taking off. [link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-EmigA-fz8]Here[/link] you will find a short video that will give you an overview of the project!
Believe me you will like no love it!
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Did the IL-200 ever go into full production and distribution?

Looking forward to seeing (and hearing) more about this new engine. It should indeed be a monster!
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Can't wait to see this one............
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Pretty dang cool..!!!
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Hi All,

If you go to Youtube and enter galloping ghost there are so videos of the kolm model flying. It sounds really good and looks fast. Last I knew the four cylinder was still in development according to the Kolm website but, that was a few months ago. If it is available, it will be at a premium price point.

Here is a link to the model flying.... be sure and have a towel over your keyboard to keep the drool off

http://youtu.be/5PnJkBl0Ql8

Carlos G.
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Aeroscale is now selling the Kolm line up...

http://www.vogelsang-aeroscale.com/kolm.html
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Hi All,

If you go to Youtube and enter galloping ghost there are so videos of the kolm model flying. It sounds really good and looks fast. Last I knew the four cylinder was still in development according to the Kolm website but, that was a few months ago. If it is available, it will be at a premium price point.

Here is a link to the model flying.... be sure and have a towel over your keyboard to keep the drool off

http://youtu.be/5PnJkBl0Ql8

Carlos G.
Does Kolm have anything that isn't "premium price point"?
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The original 3cyl version has to be one of the best sounding piston RC planes ever made, I can't imagine what the 4cyl version will sound like.  I would love to hear there 50cc single as well.  No prices listed on vogelsag, guess if you have to ask... Either way amazing engine and gorgeous aircraft.  Long live the Ghost!
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I'm thinking that for a hand built jewel you'll need to pay a premium price. You have the economies of scale working against low prices too..

Id LOVE to know the dimensions from Crank shaft to Top of cylinder for the 65..can't find it any where.
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Can you imagine two of these in a P-38?????
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ORIGINAL: BobH

I'm thinking that for a hand built jewel you'll need to pay a premium price. You have the economies of scale working against low prices too..

Id LOVE to know the dimensions from Crank shaft to Top of cylinder for the 65..can't find it any where.
Hi Bob,

...it is 6.25"
any other dimensions you need, feel free to ask...

John
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ORIGINAL: DHC6

Can you imagine two of these in a P-38?????
OMG ! ! ! Or better yet four of Kolm's in a Av Roe Lancaster like this.............................[X(][X(]

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[/quote]

Hi Bob,

...it is 6.25''
any other dimensions you need, feel free to ask...

John

[/quote]
Hi,
Do you have more information about the Geared Kolm in your picture
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ORIGINAL: TA152


Hi Bob,

...it is 6.25''
any other dimensions you need, feel free to ask...

John

[/quote]
Hi,
Do you have more information about the Geared Kolm in your picture

[/quote]
Hello,
I am the designer/ builder and I am working in collaboration with Kolm to produce these reductions. I will have all performance data and tech info available after testing the protoytpe in the next few weeks.
Look to my dossier here for the updates...

Best regards,
John
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I have a Kolm 65 and would be very interested in a gear as it solves the problem with the height of this engine.
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I was thinking of the geared adaptor, good idea!. If you can fit the engine in say 240mm space that would work for me.

The idea is to put this engine in my Sis-T FW190A and keep it completely enclosed.
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For me it's SiSt A or D. I have an A with a Zenoah 45 and a lot of led in the nose or a D9 that I bought last year.
I am also interrested to find out what propeller size it can support.
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How does the A fly with the G-45?
I have a Saito 300 twin glow. I haven't flown it yet. Just worried about the power.
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Hi

It flies great, but i weights 14kg and 1kg is lead so more power in stead of lead would be nice.
Then I could move the 45 to my D9 that because of its longer nose do not need a lot of lead up front and will end up around 12 kg.
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Sweet!!!!

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ORIGINAL: BobH

I'm thinking that for a hand built jewel you'll need to pay a premium price. You have the economies of scale working against low prices too..

Id LOVE to know the dimensions from Crank shaft to Top of cylinder for the 65..can't find it any where.
Hi Bob,

...it is 6.25''
any other dimensions you need, feel free to ask...

John
Yes john can you strip the engine and measure the crank journal size please?just kidding.Not much info on the engine cradle is it an extra,looks like mild steel with carbon fibre gussets??
Old 04-28-2013, 03:27 AM
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... so the story goes on!

her is the maiden flight and the sound !!!!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYwqJtJ34xc[/youtube]
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Good God, that thing is the best sounding RC motor I ever heard, bar none!!!!!!!!!
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I actualy think the 3 cylinder engine sounds better

But very cool anyway
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OMG!!!


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