Which plane do u recommend to put a smoke system in?
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From: Yorba Linda,
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hi,
Im am looking to buy a new plane i really have no idea which one yet but hopefully u can make some good contestants. The plane must be able to support a smoke system. So i need room for another fuel tank, pump, etc.... I have a 6exas radio so that should be enough. I was looking into a super stearman but im not sure if thats the right one.
Im am looking to buy a new plane i really have no idea which one yet but hopefully u can make some good contestants. The plane must be able to support a smoke system. So i need room for another fuel tank, pump, etc.... I have a 6exas radio so that should be enough. I was looking into a super stearman but im not sure if thats the right one.
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thats alot of smoke, great job. look like ur inverted at the time also.
or possibly in a roll.
or possibly in a roll.
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Stunner, you still haven't said what size you're looking for.
I have had excellent success with smoke systems on engines as small as 91 4-strokes. Your biggest consideration when you get that small is having room for the tank and pump, so a plane with a sleek design may not work, but a wide-bodied plane, like a Stearman, or an Extra should be ok
Here is a pic of my GP Skybolt with a YS 91 and my home-made Smoker
I have had excellent success with smoke systems on engines as small as 91 4-strokes. Your biggest consideration when you get that small is having room for the tank and pump, so a plane with a sleek design may not work, but a wide-bodied plane, like a Stearman, or an Extra should be ok
Here is a pic of my GP Skybolt with a YS 91 and my home-made Smoker





