52 inch & 60 - .90 Extra 260 ARF QB
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jul 2015
Posts: 30
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
52 inch & 60 - .90 Extra 260 ARF QB
I have been dreaming ( & saving) for the 60/90 Extra with 20cc DLA but it is out of stock
the 52 inch extra is spec'd with an electric motor which is a pain due to short flight duration
In the mean time, so I can get the feel, for an extra, can the 52 inch be easily fitted with gas/ nitro engines & which one is recommended please
would prefer 2 stroke - I have an OS 55 is this OK
Thanks
the 52 inch extra is spec'd with an electric motor which is a pain due to short flight duration
In the mean time, so I can get the feel, for an extra, can the 52 inch be easily fitted with gas/ nitro engines & which one is recommended please
would prefer 2 stroke - I have an OS 55 is this OK
Thanks
#2
Senior Member
My Feedback: (13)
No. The 52" is specifically built for vibration-free electric power. An IC engine would destroy the airframe in short order.
I have the 52" e-version. I get 7 minutes of good flying out of ThunderPower 3900mAh 4S batteries. I could stretch that even more if I wanted to pay the weight penalty… and this airplane will handle it. Lots of wing area.
.
Tower Hobbies/Great Planes has a fifty-something inch Extra that is perfect for your OS .55. And I suspect it will fly better than the the AeroWorks example in that size; I've seen three of them, flown two, and all were heavy pigs. They flew okay, but needed LOTS of power.
.
I have the 52" e-version. I get 7 minutes of good flying out of ThunderPower 3900mAh 4S batteries. I could stretch that even more if I wanted to pay the weight penalty… and this airplane will handle it. Lots of wing area.
.
Tower Hobbies/Great Planes has a fifty-something inch Extra that is perfect for your OS .55. And I suspect it will fly better than the the AeroWorks example in that size; I've seen three of them, flown two, and all were heavy pigs. They flew okay, but needed LOTS of power.
.
Last edited by LSP972; 09-19-2015 at 06:22 AM.
#3
Senior Member
My Feedback: (13)
This is the model:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXVVG4&P=0
The Matt Chapman CAP232 would be a good choice as well for an OS .55.
.
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXVVG4&P=0
The Matt Chapman CAP232 would be a good choice as well for an OS .55.
.