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Old 04-03-2014, 03:01 AM
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Default Jet Legends 1/6 F16 G2 power!

This will create two sides I'm sure!

I have a new G2 version JL F16 and have choice of turbines!
So here's the question:

What would you use,

1, Merlin 140
2, Jet Cat P180RX
3, Behotec 180 (new version)

?

Please be gentle with your answers! LOL
Old 04-03-2014, 03:22 AM
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Merlin 140 for sure. Its a light plane.

I also saw the front anti rotation shaft in one that had a bigger motor rip out of the wing and crash. Bigger motor = more fuel and more weight and then the airframe can fail.

We are flying one with a K140 and its perfect. Got a friend flying with a K140 and full ordnance and it also flies great. My choice would be a K140 lol but out of the engines you listed Merlin 140 would be the best choice.

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Old 04-03-2014, 04:05 AM
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Why are you worrying about the turbine? You won't start building for at least another couple of years!!!
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Good point well made, Lord Bascombe of Horsham. A Jetcat would be my choice.
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Well, if you're in the market for a 180 size turbine, I think considering a Kingtech 180 should be thrown in the ring.
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Probably will start with M140, but would like to try the new Behotec 180!
ravill, I have not had a King Tech yet but I have seen plenty being used with good results!
Just fancy trying something different. ;D

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