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Old 06-09-2004 | 06:47 AM
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Hi,

I have placed an order for a H9 Funtana 40. Can any body recommend the right size engine for this plane and also whether 2 cycle or 4 cycle preferences for 3D? Appreciate any help before I commit on buying the right engine.

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Old 06-09-2004 | 07:29 AM
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As far as a two stroke, the Magnum .52 would be a good match. Four stroke, I'd go with a .70 sized, preferably a Saito .72. There are other options. You need to try to keep it as light as possible.

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Old 06-09-2004 | 07:39 AM
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John,

Thanks for the help.

I have access to an OS70 Ultimate 4 stroke. Would that work as well as the Saito 72?
Old 06-09-2004 | 09:12 AM
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I would not go with that engine, OS 4 strokes are heavy for their power. Almost everyone here(including me) willl tell you Saito 91. GO SAITO 91!!! I have this setup I wouldn't change it for anything else. Trust me.
Old 06-09-2004 | 09:43 AM
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Yeah!!! Saito .91!

Whish I had one.
Old 06-09-2004 | 10:16 AM
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What would be the best possible engine in the 2 cycle type for the Funatana 3d 40 for good 3D functinality?

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Old 06-09-2004 | 10:25 AM
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OS 61 FX. Definately, I've seen a few of them and they balance perfectly with this engine. Just remember to add the tail supports dont matter the engine.
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Had one with a saito 100, have another now with the new satio .82
I prefer the .82, plenty of power, better fuel economy(16 minites vs 12 with the 1.00), better throttle management for hover and low speed manuvers. Lightest engine of the bunch.
On 15% CP, turns APC 14 x 4W @ 10,300
started with a os.70 on this same plane. flew fine but not quite enough ummph to climb in a knife edge ( in knife edge the funtana needs a LOT of thrust to climb). performance between the os70 and satio 72 is almost nill unless you use 30% in the satio (the satio72 is lighter than the os though). With the .82 i can gain some altitude in knife edge if need be.
Another advantage to the using the .82 is there is no mount modification needed, bolt on and fly, the .91, 1.00 and the os .70 will require that you elongate the mounting holes in the mount or relocate the the blindnuts in the firewall.

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Zonka,

What Zonker says is true. But if you are going to spend the money to buy a Saito 82, better get the 91 dont u think? The Saito 91 only requires a small mod to the engne mount which I can help you with in an email if you decide to get the saito 91.
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Will the OS 61 fx 2 cycle handle the power required for Knife edge sustained and climbing if necessary?

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The 61 FX will do anything in the book.
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Saito .91. that's what I put on mine. Works great with an APC 14-4. fun fun fun. funtana
Old 06-09-2004 | 01:35 PM
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I use MVVS 49 with mini Pipe. APC 12.5 x 3.5. I have unlimited vertical and 0% nitro.
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Yeah and I have -5% nitro and I fly backwards
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Default RE: Funtana 3d 40 Right engine

hey guys...im rebuilding a wrecked funtana 40....its almost ready to fly,i mounted the new saito .82 on it and have been wondering what prop size to try first. i noticed you guys mentioned 14x4....did you guys have any ground/prop clearence problems on take off?
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For truly unlimited vertical go with OS 91fx, flew a buddies today makes my 61fx on mine seem like a 40. Truly the most overpowered plane I have ever flown, I think it will pull away from my 35% with DA 100. It was amazing.
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I fly mine with the .82 on 30% nitro with a 13-8 three blade prop. unlimited vertical and will do any trick in the book.
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How about a Supertigre G-90 (2 cycle) I know, I know keep it light.... Mine balanced perfectly even with the big 90 up front- swinging a 15x4 Zinger @ 9,900 RPM's on 5%

I would bet the Saito-82 is about perfect but I got a kick out of TOTALLY overpowering this airplane- and yes, modifying the engine mount/firewall/blind nut set-up was a hassle---

Take care all you Funtana junkies!
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