O.S. 1.60FX Pusher
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O.S. 1.60FX Pusher
Bax, I am going to try the 1.60 in a pusher config. I will keep the tank close to the engine with the clunk facing back, and use large fuel line. I also have the stock muffler, will it give enough pressure without using a pump? What size 3 blade prop would work? I will have just over 9" clearance. Any other suggestions? Its the F-18 Hornet by Mike Pastro. Thanks
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RE: O.S. 1.60FX Pusher
The stock muffler will give you plenty of pressure for the fuel tank. As far as a 3-blade prop goes, just take the 2-blade spec and either drop down one inch in diameter or one inch in pitch.
Now, the problem won't be to find a 3-blade prop, but a 3-blade PUSHER prop! Usually, a 3-blade prop won't work any better than a 2-blade prop, but it can help a bit with ground clearance.
Now, the problem won't be to find a 3-blade prop, but a 3-blade PUSHER prop! Usually, a 3-blade prop won't work any better than a 2-blade prop, but it can help a bit with ground clearance.
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RE: O.S. 1.60FX Pusher
i had the same issue with a WEBRA 120 on a pusher prop jet flying king
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_93...tm.htm#9390149
howver the webra was with a pump so no issues with fuel
fule clunck facing the engine - hence - backwords!!!
i have got now a 15X8 pusher APC - i iwll cut it to a 13 size by length - this way i atill gain th epitch and rpm's and the prop wont scratch the ground.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_93...tm.htm#9390149
howver the webra was with a pump so no issues with fuel
fule clunck facing the engine - hence - backwords!!!
i have got now a 15X8 pusher APC - i iwll cut it to a 13 size by length - this way i atill gain th epitch and rpm's and the prop wont scratch the ground.