HYPE 3D ENGINE
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Hi i have a hype that i am building at the minute and was wondering what engines you guys have used and with what success??? Cheers Lee.
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From: kent, UNITED KINGDOM
west .50T1 thats what ive got
..i did have a OS50 but it would struggle out of a hover[
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my friend has a irvine 53 in his hype but the west .50T1 out performs this easy
..i did have a OS50 but it would struggle out of a hover[
]my friend has a irvine 53 in his hype but the west .50T1 out performs this easy
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Seems that everyone raves about the weston, before you guys posted i was definately considering a 4 stroke but i have now decided to get the weston what size prop are you guys using???
Cheers Lee.
Cheers Lee.
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From: CamborneCornwall, UNITED KINGDOM
carters. post up that page with reasons you shouldn't use 4 strokes.. i KNOW you will have it lol
Eddy, i could VERY easily say no to a YS £££££
Eddy, i could VERY easily say no to a YS £££££
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From: camborne, UNITED KINGDOM
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no, youre right, if i ever got into fishing i could use one as a sinker-nice
dan, you couldnt say no to a YS! lol
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ive read that. YS= power, torque, reliability, lightweight and presence.
2 strokes, West: power, torque, reliability, lightweight
the rest: noisy, not as much torque turns smaller props.
If i was a pylon racer id use a 2T but im a 3Der and i want a west or a 4T
2 strokes, West: power, torque, reliability, lightweight
the rest: noisy, not as much torque turns smaller props.
If i was a pylon racer id use a 2T but im a 3Der and i want a west or a 4T
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and 20% is expensive..
Malcom said to me that his YS 63 would spin up a 13x4W quicker than my West 50.....
if i had a West 63 on 20% i think i'd spin up just a little bit faster
Malcom said to me that his YS 63 would spin up a 13x4W quicker than my West 50.....

if i had a West 63 on 20% i think i'd spin up just a little bit faster
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From: london, UNITED KINGDOM
Two of us in the club have hypes.
Mine has a west .50 and the hype pipe, my mates have an Irvine .53 and a hype pipe. Both on the same APC prop and the blue 10% pro synth fuel.
The west .50 gives about 600 rpm more and the pick up is far better.
Mine has a west .50 and the hype pipe, my mates have an Irvine .53 and a hype pipe. Both on the same APC prop and the blue 10% pro synth fuel.
The west .50 gives about 600 rpm more and the pick up is far better.
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yup, thats a west your ya.
Carters, YSs are light, very light. And 20% fuel is cheep if you know were to get it. And think of all that loverly power instantly. Sometimes they spool up so fast the chuck the prop! just have to be a bit more carefull on the throttle like a good pilot.
Carters, YSs are light, very light. And 20% fuel is cheep if you know were to get it. And think of all that loverly power instantly. Sometimes they spool up so fast the chuck the prop! just have to be a bit more carefull on the throttle like a good pilot.
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From: LeedsWest Yorkshire, UNITED KINGDOM
YS63 all the way. I have 2. One in a Freetyle models Freestyle (Sigma Signs) and one oiled up in a bag in my building room. The latter was in an extreme lite until it was shot down [X(]
[sm=confused.gif][sm=punching.gif]. For the record I often run the engine on 10% with very little loss in performance and throttle response - so little that it still blows all the competiion away.
Get a YS.
Neil
[sm=confused.gif][sm=punching.gif]. For the record I often run the engine on 10% with very little loss in performance and throttle response - so little that it still blows all the competiion away.Get a YS.
Neil
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ONT use 10% i your YS. Someone i know did that and he had to pay over 90 quid to get it repaired due to damege caused by low nitro/castor fuel.
ONT use 10% i your YS. Someone i know did that and he had to pay over 90 quid to get it repaired due to damege caused by low nitro/castor fuel.
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I need an engine that will comfortably hover a 6 lb. plane without moving into a .60 size power plant. It seem as the West 50t1 is a hot ticket, will it handle this much weight comfortably?


