RE: sig 1/4 space walker 38cc chainsaw engine
sorry for the late reply, busy lifestyle at the moment
thanks for all your input fellas
i brought the sig 1/4 scale spacewalker 2 kit. would have prefured the sig 120 4star seeing this is my first kit build but well see how i go
it recomends a .90 to a 1.20 2 stroke ort a 1.2 to 1.6 4 stroke engine and has a wing area of 1110 sq. in.
like i said i have a 38cc engine i wanna stick in it. havent bench tested any props with a taco yet as the weilding quru hasnt finished my mounts. but ive read many a foroum and am thinking a prop size around 18 by 8 to a 20 by 8 would be some where good to start?
does everything sound sweet so far?
the engine weights almost the same as my brothers converted ryobie 31cc engine with out the mounts if this helps?
will the 38cc be to powerfull? is there any thing wrong with to much power?
im not looking at flying this model as a 'scale' plane but more of a 'sport' plane, at the moment anyway
also, and this may be in the wrong thread thingge but i have futaba s3003 servos, the booklet states to use servos with at least 60 oz./in of torque. will my servos cut it?
any other tips and tricks from the master out there
thanks for all your help
brad burling
converting and kit building vergin
and shocking spelling too!