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Old 06-24-2006 | 10:26 AM
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Default RE: Hangar 9 Twist 3D

My 2 cents:

I have to 2 Super Tigres, and 4 O.S's. My .40 sized Super Tigre, I think it is a .46, is a decent runner when it runs. I have it on a trainer and I can't get it run under 1/4 throttle no matter how I putz with it. I still fly with it, I just kill the motor as I bring it in. The other Super Tigre is in an airboat. I out it in the boat because when it quits on me I don't have to worry about landing it. Enough said on that one.

My O.S.'s are a .25LA in a cub, a .40LA in a sport plane, .61fx in my Twist, and .61fx in my Harmon Rocket. They all run flawlessly, and I mean flawlessly. Every single one of them fire right up and run like a top. They all idle down to a crawl, and are smooth throughout the RPM spectrum. I would say the .40LA has about 200 tanks throught it, the .61's have about 75 flights, and the .25 has about 100 flights on it.

Based on my experience with these engines I would only buy O.S. engines. I feel they are worth the extra money. I am planning on a 4 stroke next. I have been considering Saito based on how many of you guys on here have them. I am not sure but O.S. four stroke is the way I am leaning now. Cost is pretty comparable, so why not go with the brand that I trust.

Sounds like a lot of guys have had good luck with the Super Tigres, and if they work for you, more power to you. They cetainly are inexpensive. Got to go fly the Twist. Have a good weekend guys.

Adam