U-Can-Do 3D Airplanes
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What would be the best motor for a 60 size ucando. Right now I have a O.S. 90 FX. It hovers really well. What other motors could i put on there. I acutually saw a 60 size with a G23 gas motor on it. I could not believe it.
I am fixing to get a 46 size ucando. what would be the best motor for it.
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I am fixing to get a 46 size ucando. what would be the best motor for it.
Thanks
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don't blast for da post but if you like gassers a rcs 140 works good for some i run a satio 150 on mine and a satio 100 on the 46 size make sure your 46 wing has no wrinkels in it before you get it
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I have a U CAN DO .60 with a four Stroke OS .91. If it is hovering well then it obviously has the power you want. Why do you want to change???
I think from the 50 bozillion posts I have read that the Saito 100 or YS 100 class are the ultimate engines. On the 46 size I think the OS .70 FS or a YS Saito four stroke of similar size would be a great choice, I have seen them fly well with that size engine. But, run the most powerful with the least weight and most dependable engine you can afford. I love the OS because in my experience they start easily, run reliably and have great power. I have on deadsticked once on my new OS .91 surpass w/o pump and it was my fault it happened.
I think from the 50 bozillion posts I have read that the Saito 100 or YS 100 class are the ultimate engines. On the 46 size I think the OS .70 FS or a YS Saito four stroke of similar size would be a great choice, I have seen them fly well with that size engine. But, run the most powerful with the least weight and most dependable engine you can afford. I love the OS because in my experience they start easily, run reliably and have great power. I have on deadsticked once on my new OS .91 surpass w/o pump and it was my fault it happened.
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saito 100GK. I have seen many u-can-do's, my boy had a ys 120 in one, too much weight. a freind of mine has a YS 110 in one, not a bad choice. couple others have 100's in em. 2-strokes not bad in them, but of all the 3d things I have flown, I prefer the saito's. and the 100 is a hoss- and light.
by the way, been flying since 76, I am not a parrot but speak from experience!
currently flying this, with saito 72 g.k.; sig profile ultimate, scratch built fuse, 4 lbs. and does the STUFF! got a 100 for x-mas, building a giles for it ( currently in a razzle with NO rudder authority in hover) so, ask around- but the 100GK is it!
by the way, been flying since 76, I am not a parrot but speak from experience!
currently flying this, with saito 72 g.k.; sig profile ultimate, scratch built fuse, 4 lbs. and does the STUFF! got a 100 for x-mas, building a giles for it ( currently in a razzle with NO rudder authority in hover) so, ask around- but the 100GK is it!




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