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From: west hartford,
CT
I have the saito 100 on mine and love it. As far as YS goes yes typically a YS will have gobs more power than engines of equal, but are known for being a bit fussy. My saito 100 will idle forever smoth as can be and pleny of power for this plane. my vote is for the Saito and if you wish to move the fuel tank over the CG then I would get a pump for it. Otherwise leave it as is.
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From: Plover,
WI
I have a Saito 100 on mine and I love it. I started with an O. S. 91 and just didn't have enough power. My tank is behind the firewall, and once it is tuned I haven't had any problems. One other guy that I fly with runs his Saito with a pump and the tank on the CG. If I had to do it again I would go with that setup. Will know more about the YS as soon as Wayne gets his in the air
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From: mildura, AUSTRALIA
you here alot about these on the forums but i have just relized i have never seen one of these. Any one got a pic just post it. It seems big news by the amont of replies.
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From: Clayton,
NC
Here you go, 46 size >
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXDUL8&P=0
And the 60 size >
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXBMZ6&P=0
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXDUL8&P=0
And the 60 size >
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXBMZ6&P=0
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From: Independence,
KY
My 2 cents worth, I have two of them. One with a satio 100 and one with a YS 91. As to my flying style. The YS 91 out performs the 100 hands down.
Faster out of the hole, more reliable, never a cough that I get form the 100. weight I don't see as a factor. Both have more then enough power to do any thing you want it to do. Knife edge loops do require that I start with more speed enter the loop with 100.
I was going to switch out the satio for a YS 91 but have decided to sell the plane instead. Just don't need two of them.
Faster out of the hole, more reliable, never a cough that I get form the 100. weight I don't see as a factor. Both have more then enough power to do any thing you want it to do. Knife edge loops do require that I start with more speed enter the loop with 100.
I was going to switch out the satio for a YS 91 but have decided to sell the plane instead. Just don't need two of them.
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From: Regina,
SK, CANADA
I have to agree with rcpilot3. I have a Saito 100, and my friend has a YS91 in his U Can Do. The YS has a definite edge on power. Others have said the YS was finicky to tune, but from what I have seen, this is my last Saito. His is far more consistent, and WAY easier on the fuel.
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From: Moscow, RUSSIA
I fly UCD with YS-110, prop APC 17x6. Have plenty of power to start like a rocket from a hover. I had YS-91 in this plane some time ago, and was wondering how is 110 will perform - now I can say - it's great. One bad thing is that I have to move battery pack to the tail to correct CG.
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From: Morgantown,
WV
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I did a wall 5 ft over the runway, and ran out of fuel. It did a hammerhead right into the ground. Broke the fuse forward of LE former. Anybody need a wing?
I did a wall 5 ft over the runway, and ran out of fuel. It did a hammerhead right into the ground. Broke the fuse forward of LE former. Anybody need a wing?
Oh well, ***** happens.
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Central Hobbies seem to have the best price on the YS110FZ, about 90 bucks lower than Tower. That puts the 110FZ only about 40 bucks more than a Saito 100, based on Horizon's pricing. That diff is easily obsoleted if you consider a regulator with the Saito
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put a regulator on that saito and it will never quite again, You can't believe the difference! Without the regulator my plane sounded like somebody was beating a snare drum. Afer I put the rueulator on, it was dead quiet. Everybody wondered what happened to my engine. The Saito is the lightest engine there is for the power. I'm sure the YS is nice, I just didn't want the extra weight. For my flying, 1/2 pound of extra weight is a lot
John
John
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From: Morgantown,
WV
Rajul I'll try to take some picks.
John, I am running a cline setup. It's worked great this entire summer. I'm not sure what made the engine quit. It was at the worst possible time. That was the first dead stick I've had as far as I can remember. And up until the point it died tonight it was running like a champ. I'm gonna have to closely inspect it.
John, I am running a cline setup. It's worked great this entire summer. I'm not sure what made the engine quit. It was at the worst possible time. That was the first dead stick I've had as far as I can remember. And up until the point it died tonight it was running like a champ. I'm gonna have to closely inspect it.



