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what motor for the 52in fusion - 4/25/2008 6:42:17 PM   
dragnbye



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Status: offline 		i am looking for somthing with good pullout and great power. i dont care about 2 or 4 storke what is the setup your using and do you like or would you change it

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RE: what motor for the 52in fusion - 4/25/2008 7:37:06 PM   
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Status: online 		Any .46 bb motor will be a good choice. We all used the TT Pro .46, OS .46FX, GMS .47, etc. motors a lot. the new OS .55AX is one of the better choices these days and my personal favorite.

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RE: what motor for the 52in fusion - 4/26/2008 3:09:47 AM   
Brasilfred


 

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Status: offline 		Ola Salomon,
my Mark/Moki .61-2strk with standard muffler is looking for nice kit (not arf).

Greetings from Brazil
Manfred

P.S. How i can register me on your sites? Your registration form knows only 2 countries US and Canada and our Zip have 8 numbers.

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RE: what motor for the 52in fusion - 4/26/2008 4:24:48 PM   
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Status: offline 		I have a Saito 72 on mine with a APC13x4W. This is a sweet combo. I can point mine up at arms length, throttle up and let go. It pulls out with great authority. Hover is about 1/2 power.

david

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RE: what motor for the 52in fusion - 4/27/2008 2:07:10 PM   
AFSalmon



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Status: online 		The problem with .61 engines are they are essentially the same physical size and weight as most .91 motors. The 52 Fusion is not designed for that big or heavy engine. Currently the 52 Fusion ARF and kit are both sold out.

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RE: what motor for the 52in fusion - 5/1/2008 7:51:45 AM   
Chuckar


 

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Status: offline 		I have a 52” Fusion and a OS .55AX what would be the best prop to run on it.

Thanks Tom

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RE: what motor for the 52in fusion - 5/1/2008 1:19:21 PM   
AFSalmon



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Status: online 		Tom, a 13-4 is the most popular prop for the OS 55.

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RE: what motor for the 52in fusion - 5/6/2008 12:21:31 AM   
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Status: offline 		hi
can someone tell me what is the total weight of the plane with an os 55
thanks

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RE: what motor for the 52in fusion - 5/6/2008 1:13:23 PM   
AFSalmon



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Status: online 		Kinda depends on several other factors like what servos are used and what size battery. Most Fusions weight in about 4 1/4 lbs with the .46 motor like the OS 46FX. I think the 55AX is a couple oz heavier so say 4 lbs 6 oz typical.

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RE: what motor for the 52in fusion - 5/7/2008 3:05:29 AM   
toro_0397


 

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Status: offline 		does somebody knows when the fusion 52 arf is going to be in stock again?
is it true that they changed the covering for ultracote?
thanks

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RE: what motor for the 52in fusion - 5/7/2008 12:44:53 PM   
AFSalmon



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Status: online 		All future OMP ARFs will be Ultracoat. The 52 Fusion will be produced again probably this next Fall. We have several other slabs we'll be focussing on over the summer.

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RE: what motor for the 52in fusion - 5/8/2008 11:49:30 PM   
3dak


 

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Status: offline 		Hi Mike, Suggestions for engine for 47 edge? It was kit built by a friend and I have an OS 70fs or a Rossi 45. Could also put the rossi on a tuned pipe as well. I'm near denver and fly at 5000 ft. Thanks in advance

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RE: what motor for the 52in fusion - 5/9/2008 1:13:13 PM   
AFSalmon



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ORIGINAL: 3dak

Hi Mike, Suggestions for engine for 47 edge? It was kit built by a friend and I have an OS 70fs or a Rossi 45. Could also put the rossi on a tuned pipe as well. I'm near denver and fly at 5000 ft. Thanks in advance


Hi, I responded in the other thread for you.

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