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Old 03-01-2017, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Hobbsy
Thanks Richard, that is possibly the first 1.50 that Horizon sold, at least according to a lady who worked there at the time. The K&S tube is much larger than the outlet in the TH, it does not change the tuning at all. The 1.50 now wears the newer red trigger wheel and sensor. All these years have kept this picture of KMOT'S red Saito .45, to me it's impressive.

Here is a pic of KMOT's FA-120abc, and I think, of it disassembled?
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Old 03-01-2017, 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Hobbsy
Yep, it's a .45 and he added stainless steel screws.
DOH! I was so busy drooling over the picture the size went right over my pointy little head!
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OS made a .20 CI 4 stroke.
I powered a Pacific Ave with it. Learned to fly on it. I also powered a Touchdown mk2 with it. A big mean tree jumped up out of the ground and slapped it to death!

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OS made a .20 CI 4 stroke.
I powered a Pacific Ave with it. Learned to fly on it. I also powered a Touchdown mk2 with it. A big mean tree jumped up out of the ground and slapped it to death!

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You just can't trust trees they are all model plane and kite haters!
Old 03-01-2017, 07:42 PM
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I have a Saito 91 sitting on a shelf. I think a 4*60 would be a perfect plane for it. Or pull the 100 off my Cub, put the 91 on it and the 100 on a 4*60.
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Originally Posted by FlyerInOKC
You just can't trust trees they are all model plane and kite haters!
Yes okc,to me it was a shock to look at a still hot saito with no prop,bent rocker gear and fins full of tree bark.I treat all tall hardwood trees as carniverous at the strip,they can be for rc pilots and soft balsa tastes like scotch fillet to them,the 'wait a while' bushes are a bit kinder to your engine and you know what asphalt can do.
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Where you able to salvage the engine and rebuild it or was the Saito a goner?
Old 03-02-2017, 11:25 AM
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The Saito .65 arrived today by special courier, it was supposed to be here last Friday but for some reason it traveled from one end of Va. to the other. No biggy, it got here and that's what counts. It has an S on the right lug. As you can see, I already mounted a cast/revised .65 muffler and added a velocity stack. Too busy to run it today.

An FG 11 should arrive tomorrow as I talked about several days ago. I ordered a real battery for it from Tower, a 6 volt 1,600 ma NMH.
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Looks good!
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Default Saito 180 Muffler


Muffler came in from Horizon for the Saito 180, now i gotta look for an airplane to use it on, maybe the 20cc Phoenix P47!!!
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Old 03-03-2017, 01:54 AM
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Originally Posted by FlyerInOKC
Where you able to salvage the engine and rebuild it or was the Saito a goner?
Toast,was running a 12 pitch prop and 30% at full throttle then there's this big boom and lots of dust and colour,even the servos got trashed,the tree never moved.Dave what's with the threaded extension for the new muffler? or is that how they come over there.What do you mean by filling up an 82 case and it will be expensive?
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Originally Posted by ledesma45

Muffler came in from Horizon for the Saito 180, now i gotta look for an airplane to use it on, maybe the 20cc Phoenix P47!!!
How did the genuine saito muffler compare price wise with a turbo header? some times i use some liquid wiring insulation out of a tube on the threads but not often,if you set the exhaust up with the proper flexible supports things rarely come undone.

ps kmot's engines always look good.
Old 03-03-2017, 04:11 AM
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http://www.horizonhobby.com/muffler-...5-100-sai8075b

Pete, that would be this guy, for a 65 to 100. I have a new .82 crankcase and back plate and a few other parts passed on to me by a friend. I am debating getting the rest of the parts. You know how projectitus is.
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Old 03-03-2017, 08:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Old Fart
ps kmot's engines always look good.
Agree, some more of his art, some duplicates:
One of the green-painted engines is not a Saito...sorry.
No posts from him in a long time. Anyone know where he is?

Think Spring!
Old 03-03-2017, 10:24 AM
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Spaceworm- the link didn't work for me. Are you asking about Kmot?
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Originally Posted by spaceworm
Agree, some more of his art, some duplicates:
One of the green-painted engines is not a Saito...sorry.
No posts from him in a long time. Anyone know where he is?

Think Spring!
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Originally Posted by blw
Spaceworm- the link didn't work for me. Are you asking about Kmot?
Yes, I was. Also, I don't know what happened with the pics of his engine art. i will try again:

Again, my apologies to showing one non-Saito engine.

Regards, Richard
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My FG 11 just walked up to the door in the hands of a Fed Ex. guy. I'll play with it tomorrow. It sure is packaged nicely. Engine mount and all.
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Old 03-03-2017, 05:21 PM
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Better hope you like flying the plane you put that in, because it will be flying a long long time on one tank.
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Thanks, I may use an 8 ouncer, I ordered a 6 volt 1,600 ma Hydramax for it. The instructions say 1,000 +. My wife says I have a free day tomorrow. Hoorah. A Bolly 13.5x6 will be the break in prop, ethanol free Gulf will be the gasoline of choice.
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I used a 2100 mah twin output Life pack for the T-clips. One lead powered the radio, the other the ignition. Easily lasted a day of flying.
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Originally Posted by Old Fart
How did the genuine saito muffler compare price wise with a turbo header? some times i use some liquid wiring insulation out of a tube on the threads but not often,if you set the exhaust up with the proper flexible supports things rarely come undone.

ps kmot's engines always look good.
Well i had it at first then this happen

Stock muffler was around $38.00 and the combo around $80.00
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Originally Posted by ledesma45
Well i had it at first then this happen

Stock muffler was around $38.00 and the combo around $80.00
I've used those acc black anodized headers do you think the thread matches were a bit to tolerant? i've had a couple.
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Originally Posted by acdii
I used a 2100 mah twin output Life pack for the T-clips. One lead powered the radio, the other the ignition. Easily lasted a day of flying.
Then you better shout dave one of those boating fishing camping chairs with a beer holder on the arm
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This is a stock Turbo Header, someone jack legged an extension onto that one above and it didn't work.
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