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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 8/29/2006 2:55:18 AM   
WILLIT RUN


 

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Status: offline 		Hi to all Where can I buy the ASP Magnum 400 5 cylinder radial. I have been to just engines but no where to buy one. I want it for my aeroworks stearman. Thanks for the help

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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 9/1/2006 8:49:04 PM   
stevesak


 

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Status: offline 		Willit,

There was a guy on the famous auction site who went by the name "bonparhobby" out of Canada who was selling either the Magnum/ASP/SC 400 radials (all made by Sanye in China) for $875 or $925 each. This was the cheapest that I've seen them. Unfortunately, he doesn't appear to be a member anymore. He is still listed as being a member of RCU under the same name. Try to contact him... he may still be in business.

KMOT,
Don't worry, I wasn't offended. I may be a little self conscious, but that's my issue... LOL!

Everyone,
I'm adding some photos of the Robert Washburn Triscamp, taken by me in my basement. It has a total .059 displacement and uses the sleeves from the Cox Pee Wee .020. He made 8 of them back around 1981 (this one is s/n 4). A very interesting very little two-stroke radial. There is more information at http://www.modelenginenews.org/ Search for Triscamp. I've also updated my radial group photo with the Seidel ST-996, Berger, Triscamp, Keleo 750, and Technopower 7B

--->Steve

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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 9/12/2006 10:26:47 PM   
chasrb



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Status: offline 		Hey guys I am not sure this has been posted here before or not, but it is a 2006 set of videos of an Aeroworks Stearman with a Saito 325 on it with the custom Keleo collector (rear). It really sounds great...

http://www.terynd.com/saito325.html

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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 9/12/2006 11:40:29 PM   
w8ye



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Status: online 		Unfortunately that's the version of the flying video where you cannot here anything but the music.

To listen to the engine in that collection, you have to move down the screen a little and watch the ones of the engine being broken in.

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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 9/13/2006 12:16:04 AM   
chasrb



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Status: offline 		I double checked the link after I put in and it launched to the page and played the video just fine. Perhaps your video player is out of date? I am on XP sp2 running windows media player 10.

Thanks for the update.

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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 9/15/2006 4:30:35 AM   
teryn1


 

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Status: offline 		Here's the video without the music:

www.terynd.com/public/Stearman-1.29.06-nm.wmv

I also updated the website with a link to the "no music" version.


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ORIGINAL: w8ye

Unfortunately that's the version of the flying video where you cannot here anything but the music.

To listen to the engine in that collection, you have to move down the screen a little and watch the ones of the engine being broken in.



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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 9/15/2006 11:27:12 AM   
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Status: online 		Teryn,

I saved the original with no music you posted several months back to my computer. I liked it so well. Excellent job.

The videos on the Saito 325 radial inspired me so that I bought a Saito 90R radial for myself.

Thanks,

Jim

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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 9/15/2006 11:36:13 AM   
chasrb



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Status: offline 		w8ye, I understand your comment better now. I read it thinking no video only music, sorry for my confusion. This is what happens when you have support too many windows installs, you're always responding - not reasoning.

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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 9/23/2006 9:29:44 PM   
Francois7


 

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Status: offline 		Hello Steve, Hello every one over there...
It's a very small planet, I did recognise your Lerhone or Clerget engine...so I found that i was not alone so found with radials engine !

I have also Two Seidel, but the 5 and the 7 cylinders, the 7 is the nicest of them all, (and a few twins as nobody is perfect..) and i'm planning to buy a 7 cylinder 1/6 scale from Technopower, but theyre new engine is only on test since a few days althought It's on the table for about 2 years now....anyway I they are doing theyre best for our pleasure...

By the way I need your help and clever brains:

I have a big problem because I was planning to built a Fokker DVIII as I'm a fan of WW1 fighters and the DVIII is a beauty and very simple to built compare to a Stearman or any other biplane. And was planning to use the technopower but it may not be available before another year or so ...again !

But now, after having heard and seen again a Saito and a Seidel because of your forum, I feel I cannot wait anymore !

So does anybody know a WW1 monoplane or parasol kit, very true to scale and preferably an arf kit or partially built which could use a radial like the 5 cylinder Seidel or the any of the 5 cylinders Saito ?

Or if some one has some autocad plans so that i could use my Stepfour (CNC hotwire cutting and frasing machine) for the wood parts and a wing profile of the Fokker DVIII so that i could cut the wing from foam and then cover it with abachi or balsa which emulate the real one which that was the first cantilever monoplane with completely platted wing with multiply ?

I know I'm dreaming, but who know, it could be that another dreamer had the same dream ?


So gentlemen, Start your engine...and long life to the radials !
Thank you in advance,
Life is beautiful,
Francois

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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 9/23/2006 9:54:53 PM   
Francois7


 

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Status: offline 		I forgot to say that my 5 cylinder Seidel is a old one, ( about 10 years old ) which is 54 cc (about a 325 I think) and not the one I just saw on a shop which speak about a 1/3 scale 5 cylinders which is enormous !
I would prefer to stay below 7 feets Span...
Francois

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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 9/28/2006 1:43:35 AM   
chasrb



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Status: offline 		Just go my ST710 back from Keleo with my new exhaust collector. Looks nice, just need to fire it up and see how it sounds...

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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 10/7/2006 9:24:10 PM   
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Status: offline 		Good call...goto CNN.com and tell them.

Tom I am uplading my PT-13 (17) original manual scans to Xdrive. Have you heard of it? You'll need to get an id I am sure to gain access to my files there. I'll send you the link in a PM when the uplaod is complete. Sorry to have taken so long to make good on my agreement....

Looks like a few more hours to go. Alternatively you can just view them from there and not download, up to you.

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RE: Everything Radial Engines - 10/14/2006 7:54:49 PM   
bluehrnt


 

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