OS10 FSR
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RE: OS10 FSR
Thanks Dave. I don't remember taking out the liner. No I'm certain I didn't , just gave it a good cleaning. Might have to do that some day. But it was in such great shape I didn't do much to it at all. Kinda knocked the dust off and run it.
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RE: OS10 FSR
Just rebuilt mine by stripping it down and cleaning every bit of crud off it inside and out making sure all the oil groves and holes were clean.
Fuel was 15% nitro 15% cooolpower 70% methanol (YS DZ170cdi brew) with an extra 10% castor added to the brew. I'll make up some proper fuel later when I get some more methanol.
Prop 7x4 APC, very old OS #8 plug, best static rpm 15,850....
PS. Control line version bought at a flea market in the late 80's that did years of service pulling up my 2.5M glider when I was a kid.
Fuel was 15% nitro 15% cooolpower 70% methanol (YS DZ170cdi brew) with an extra 10% castor added to the brew. I'll make up some proper fuel later when I get some more methanol.
Prop 7x4 APC, very old OS #8 plug, best static rpm 15,850....
PS. Control line version bought at a flea market in the late 80's that did years of service pulling up my 2.5M glider when I was a kid.
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Mine got sold. somebody offered me enough that Iwas able to buy a brand new Thunder Tiger GP10 and put cash in my pocket.
The GP10 is really sweet and a good replacement for the OS10, gives up 15,400 on an APC7X4 still breaking in.
The GP10 is really sweet and a good replacement for the OS10, gives up 15,400 on an APC7X4 still breaking in.
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RE: OS10 FSR
I used the OS 10 FSR R/C as a place to put my Quarter Midget props that I "improved" a little too much. I found the the best performance was around 18K 18.5K rpm on the ground. Where are you guys finding the peak power.
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RE: OS10 FSR
Konrad, are you actually flying with any of these or are you just using electric stuff?
I've never seen them as nothing but mild sport engine and I'm getting about 14500rpm on the RC version (if I remember correctly) on a 7x4 MAS and 10% nitro, 20% castor. I have tried 0% nitro too but the compression ratio is a little low and there is no low end adjustment on the carb either, it runs but misses a little.
I've never seen them as nothing but mild sport engine and I'm getting about 14500rpm on the RC version (if I remember correctly) on a 7x4 MAS and 10% nitro, 20% castor. I have tried 0% nitro too but the compression ratio is a little low and there is no low end adjustment on the carb either, it runs but misses a little.
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RE: OS10 FSR
That is not really the point of this thread, no one has questioned the power of the FP or claimed that the FSR is the best engine ever made.
The FP is a very different design, but please give some numbers on a similar prop and fuel.
The FP is a very different design, but please give some numbers on a similar prop and fuel.
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RE: OS10 FSR
I'll bump this up. I got the FP .10 at 17,200 with a 7-4 MA 10% no muffler, and the LA .10 17,500 no muffler, 18,000 with a .005" shim. The LA was 16,200 stock shim and with muffler.
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RE: OS10 FSR
Post #2 has a reference to a fake case .10. I don't know if it is an FSR or not. It kind of looks like an FP. I don't have an FSR myself. I didn't even know there was one. They had an old loop scavenged one but I don't think that was it.
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RE: OS10 FSR
The OS PET was loop scavanged, while the later FSR is schneurle (iron/steel) and after that came the FP (early ones can be iron/steel but later ones are ABN) and the latest is the LA (also ABN). The FSR has a failry large boost port, it is then smaller going to the FP and then none on the LA (don't have one myself though).
The "fake" port/bulge on the case just gives them something to put the logo on, that's all. The real ports are rotated compared to the outside of the case, this also shows from the position of the exhaust port.
Here are some pictures with the FSR to the left (in both pictures) and the FP to the right. The FSR lacks an adjustable airbleed, but has the bulge for it...
The "fake" port/bulge on the case just gives them something to put the logo on, that's all. The real ports are rotated compared to the outside of the case, this also shows from the position of the exhaust port.
Here are some pictures with the FSR to the left (in both pictures) and the FP to the right. The FSR lacks an adjustable airbleed, but has the bulge for it...