Byron corsair
05-12-2016, 04:42 AM
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Here is the sheet from Ironbay Models, looks like a 50cc minimum.
http://www.ironbaymodelcompany.com/i...es/Corsair.htm
Oh and BTW don't expect any support from Ironbay Models, they
very rarely answer emails and hopefully you won't need spare parts,
they don't exist.....The people that purchased the Byron molds and
inventory after his death aren't into our type of modeling, they are
more into, commercial large model drone type of aircraft.
http://www.ironbaymodelcompany.com/i...es/Corsair.htm
Oh and BTW don't expect any support from Ironbay Models, they
very rarely answer emails and hopefully you won't need spare parts,
they don't exist.....The people that purchased the Byron molds and
inventory after his death aren't into our type of modeling, they are
more into, commercial large model drone type of aircraft.
Last edited by Bill Diedrich; 05-12-2016 at 04:47 AM.
05-12-2016, 11:59 AM
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I flew mine at 31 pounds with a G-62 and it had good power but was not over powered. I would not recommend anything less than a strong 55cc engine and 65-70 would be better IMHO. An old fashioned boat anchor like the G-62 works just fine because you WILL need the nose weight.
