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Old 01-23-2010, 08:16 PM
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Default TT .61 Pro full length Mac's Pipe

50 degrees unknown humidity Cool Power 15% with 3 oz castor added per gallon.

APC 10x8 @ 15,000 RPM +/- 150
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Good number! What's she do with an APC 11 x 7? I'm guessing somewhere in the low 14s.
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That's really good for a 1/2a engine!
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That's really good for a 1/2a engine!
Doh! Get used to put'n that .0 in front of everything when you mess with lil engines too
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Good number! What's she do with an APC 11 x 7? I'm guessing somewhere in the low 14s.
I'll have to check my invantory if props and see if I have one. This is the first engine I've tried to "go fast" with so I started with the 10x8. I have a bunch of 3D props that probably won't like the pipe.
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50 degrees unknown humidity Cool Power 15% with 3 oz castor added per gallon.

APC 10x8 @ 15,000 RPM +/- 150
Wow thats more than I would think ....

Is the engine totally broke in ????
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The engine is very used. So yes, it is totally broke in. The piston is actually brown in color instead of the normal dull alluminium. I imagine it starts out kinda loose and does not completely seal until up to operating temperature.
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Default RE: TT .61 Pro full length Mac's Pipe

That's not bad rpm! I'm impressed with my OS 55ax though. With a better than stock (tower hobbies .46 $15 pipe) non-tuned pipe she turns an APC 10x8 @ 14,250 on 10% Omega. Nice to see the .61 turning large RPM, though for the weight trade-off I'm happy with the 55ax.
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The engine is very used. So yes, it is totally broke in. The piston is actually brown in color instead of the normal dull alluminium. I imagine it starts out kinda loose and does not completely seal until up to operating temperature.
Considering its very used and is developing 15k , I think I need to give a chance to this engine in the future. My Rossi 53 is able to develop just 500 rpm more with the same prop.

Good job bro !!! [8D]

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