U-Can-Do 46
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I have just purchased a [link]http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXDUL8&P=ML[/link]U-Can-Do 46. My question is which engine I should put in it. It will either be between an OS 70 or a Magnum 91. They weigh the same, so thats not a problem. Suggestions?
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I like the Saito 82 the best. But I think you'll be dissatisfied with the OS 70. It will not be enough power. The Magnum 91 should work pretty good. Some use the Saito 100 on this plane. But I stand by the 82.Good luck. You will love this plane. One of my favorites.
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Use the Surpass (guessing it's a surpass) ... If you use the 90, you'll run into prop clearance issues. Use a 14X4W on the .70 ... if you use the .90 you'd have to use a 14X8 or something like that. You can fit a 15" prop ... but there's not really enough room for a less than perfect landing.
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I'm not sure if prop size is a problem. There are actually quite a few people who use a Saito 100 in their U-Can-Do 46. I personally think it is overkill. I'll look into the Saito 82.
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Been flying UCDs for years now, many think it's a bad choice for 3D, but I've learnt more with these than any profile.
In any case, just my opinion but if you want 4 stroke and have the $ go for the YS63. I use the 110s on my 60s and have totally unlimited verticle. The 63 will out pull every other motor listed (except maybe the saito 100).
If 4 stroke is not an issue and you want unlimited verticle, the new OS75, same size as the 60.
Just remember that with any of these choices above say a OS55, DO NOT use full power unless the nose is pointed up. Else I gurantee flutter followed by total destruction.
In any case, just my opinion but if you want 4 stroke and have the $ go for the YS63. I use the 110s on my 60s and have totally unlimited verticle. The 63 will out pull every other motor listed (except maybe the saito 100).
If 4 stroke is not an issue and you want unlimited verticle, the new OS75, same size as the 60.
Just remember that with any of these choices above say a OS55, DO NOT use full power unless the nose is pointed up. Else I gurantee flutter followed by total destruction.
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I'm not sure if prop size is a problem. There are actually quite a few people who use a Saito 100 in their U-Can-Do 46. I personally think it is overkill. I'll look into the Saito 82.
I'm not sure if prop size is a problem. There are actually quite a few people who use a Saito 100 in their U-Can-Do 46. I personally think it is overkill. I'll look into the Saito 82.




