Rc car engine
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Rc car engine
Hey all, i was looking around in a box of old rc car parts and I found an engine. I was wondering if I could find a prop shaft adapter os I can use this engine for one of my planes. Thanks
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RE: Rc car engine
You will probably have better luck posting this in another section of rcu im quite baffled as top why the spad section , there is a glow engine forum and a question and answere section here on rcu.
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RE: Rc car engine
Save yourself a lot of misery and get a plane engine. If you start trying to rig prop adapters you are asking for trouble. Electric stuff is not designed to handle the stresses and high RPM's of a glow engine. It could fail and really hurt you or someone else if the prop were to come off. A good .40 size glow engine is not that expensive. Good luck
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RE: Rc car engine
Send me a picture of the engine. I have a couple of good .40 size airplane motors.
If the engne is something I can use I would be willing to trade for one of them
Let me know
If the engne is something I can use I would be willing to trade for one of them
Let me know
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RE: Rc car engine
Dude, Do not put an electric adapter from a brushless motor on a glow car engine. Are you trying to put a brushless truck motor on the plane? What size is it, and what is the Kv rating? I think most of us are reading this and figure you are trying to put a car GLOW engine on the plane, and that's and idiotic idea. If it's a brushless motor, and is good for torque, and not too many rpms you might have something to put on your plane....