hangar 9 twist 40 engine help
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From: lansing,
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i have a twist 40 and need a motor for it. i was looking at the os.55ax or the os 65ax, i want extreme 3d and unlimited vertical. just wondering if anyone has had experience with the twist and what everyone would recommend. i think flying weight is around 5.5lbs with the os 46.any help would be great thanks
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I have the OS 55 in my Twist & it is ballistic! Others at the club have 82 four strokes & the performance is about the same. Dont know what mine weighs though. The 55 is plenty for it.....Gene
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i have a os 46 fx with a 12 1/4 x 3 3/4 prop with the tower tobbies muffler. plane has unlimited vertical, very short take offs and add flapperons for very short landing. plane is tons of fun and flys great in the wind also.
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wouldn't sped the big money on puting YS on that airframe
wouldn't sped the big money on puting YS on that airframe
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I have a twist with an ax55 on it. Mine is modified, but I fly at 4500'. Even a stock 55 is plenty of power for unlimited vertical.
Thumbskull is kind of right, this plane is not the best 3D plane, but it is a great Sunday sport stunt plane. I love mine.
Thumbskull is kind of right, this plane is not the best 3D plane, but it is a great Sunday sport stunt plane. I love mine.
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From: hingham, MA
reinforce the fuselage behind the wing by running balsa triangles in the corners of the fuse, they seem to break apart fairly easily behind the wing. Also the landing gear mounting block tends to rip out easily





