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Old 08-11-2012, 01:24 PM
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Yep - I bought the yellow one as well. She's beautiful - that's for sure. I was originally going to do a pseudo-Breitling scheme, but I think I'm going to stay simple. I should have her in the air next weekend (fingers crossed). I'm running a DLE 30 on mine, and it's my first gasser. I'll be relying strongly upon the expertise at my club to help me keep the engine happy and purring.

Also - just wanted to say that Tim is awesome to deal with. I'm very glad I went with Redwing...
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Yep - I bought the yellow one as well. She's beautiful - that's for sure. I was originally going to do a pseudo-Breitling scheme, but I think I'm going to stay simple. I should have her in the air next weekend (fingers crossed). I'm running a DLE 30 on mine, and it's my first gasser. I'll be relying strongly upon the expertise at my club to help me keep the engine happy and purring.

Also - just wanted to say that Tim is awesome to deal with. I'm very glad I went with Redwing...
Yup, I will do business with Tim any time. Next weekend??? I got mine Tuesday and it's ready to go. Oh wait, I had practice....LOL Good thing too since my instruction CD was blank....lol

WOW!! Made it to a 3 pager......never thought that would happen.

I'd really like that 100cc with the DLE 111, with the way the 30cc flies that's for sure.
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LOL Good thing too since my instruction CD was blank....lol
My CDwas blank too - Tim emailed me a pdf copy within a couple hours (although honestly, the videos he put online were WAYmore informative than the instruction manual).

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Old 10-20-2012, 08:21 AM
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Just listed two of these here - http://www.rcuniverse.com/market/ite...384&electric=0
Old 10-25-2012, 10:48 AM
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O.K. So the OS 160 was a good engine, but marginal. So...........

Swapped it for a OS GT33....went from a 16X10 3 blade to a 18X10 3 blade.

WOW! unlimited vertical now.

Needed 2 inch standoffs for barely 1/8 between spinner back plate and cowl.

Since I have a Smartfly in it, the opto-kill was a piece of cake to set up.

Only downside is the choke seems to be set up to be servo operated although there is a nice little lug toward the front to run a choke rod forward. (which is what I did) Push to choke pull to run.
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O.K. So the OS 160 was a good engine, but marginal. So...........

Swapped it for a OS GT33....went from a 16X10 3 blade to a 18X10 3 blade.

WOW! unlimited vertical now.
I dare say that the OS33GT is one of the best engines OS EVER made. It will hauleven more prop than the 18x10 3 blade

After some early experimentation with Mezjlik carbon 18x10 3 blade, I run 20x10.5 apc and 20.5x10 apc on mine. Very impressive output from such small displacement

The OS160FX was a dawg in comparison. Have one of them too, on pipe and the 33 is much much stronger everywhere in the throttle curve
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I'd like a 50CC RedwingRC MXS-R with the OS GT55! Can't wait to get video of my MXS-R.

You should see that thing haul an RC Guys Decathlon.

Oh wait there is video of the Decathlon.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlOw8z1UsWM&feature=plcp
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I have this plane with a DLE-35, and I like to call it the Space Shuttle - with a 19x8 prop, it's truely a rocket! And at 4500' altitude no less - amazing!!!

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