Sig Rascal 110
#377
Junior Member
My Feedback: (7)
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: , GA
Posts: 5
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
Hello all, I just bought a used Rascal 110 that has an OS 160 on it.
I got to fly the plane this weekend and it was great, plenty of power from that os 160.
I am thinking about changing it out to gas. I have read the entire thread and found it most interesting. It seems to me the Zenoah 26ei might be the one. I'll need a new cowl, which I have found, but don't know if I need the extended cowl 7 1/2 inches on the regular one? Would someone please answer this question - I didn't see it in the thread. Thanks in advance - malcolm
I got to fly the plane this weekend and it was great, plenty of power from that os 160.
I am thinking about changing it out to gas. I have read the entire thread and found it most interesting. It seems to me the Zenoah 26ei might be the one. I'll need a new cowl, which I have found, but don't know if I need the extended cowl 7 1/2 inches on the regular one? Would someone please answer this question - I didn't see it in the thread. Thanks in advance - malcolm
#380
Junior Member
My Feedback: (7)
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: , GA
Posts: 5
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
Thanks King Arthur and Hogrider for the quick responce with the answer to my question - I'll be watching this thread since I'm a 110 owner hi hi.
From some of the other information I got from the thread - I'll be looking in to a 3 1/2 inch spinner and a B & B header stack ( think that might be a muffler hi)
From some of the other information I got from the thread - I'll be looking in to a 3 1/2 inch spinner and a B & B header stack ( think that might be a muffler hi)
#381
My Feedback: (392)
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Buffalo,
MN
Posts: 126
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
I used a 3-1/4" TruTurn Spinner (TT-3552-B ) or a TruTurn
3-1/2†Ultimate Spinner TT-3552-B-M. Be sure to get the proper dome cut for the prop you will be using. Not all props have the same cut-out for the same pitch. Do some research on TruTurn website.
You can hide (blend-in) a B&B Header Single Stack better (not as bulky) than a B&B Double Stack.
3-1/2†Ultimate Spinner TT-3552-B-M. Be sure to get the proper dome cut for the prop you will be using. Not all props have the same cut-out for the same pitch. Do some research on TruTurn website.
You can hide (blend-in) a B&B Header Single Stack better (not as bulky) than a B&B Double Stack.
#382
My Feedback: (392)
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Buffalo,
MN
Posts: 126
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
This forum with "pittsman", "king_arthur1953" and some others have been a wealth of design and modification ideas for me and I thank them very much for their contribution.
#383
Senior Member
RE: Sig Rascal 110
Thanks Hog Rider. I use the single pipe header. Load but good. I use the same TT spinner as Zippi had on his. BTW i ride a 03 Heritage softail classic anniversary.
#384
Junior Member
My Feedback: (7)
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: , GA
Posts: 5
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
Again Hogrider, thanks for the heads up on the tt spinner and the single header - I've already been over to their site and saw how the match up the proper prop nuts to the right motor - I really appreciate all your information - malcolm
#385
Junior Member
My Feedback: (7)
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: , GA
Posts: 5
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
Hey I have another question - Just got in from flying my Rascal - it has the os 160 which is really a nice motor. I think I would be more happy if I change it out to gas. The question is, I have been given advice from king arthur and hogrider on using the Zenoah 26ei, which I thank them very much. I have a good lead on an Zenoah 23 - which I know does not have electronic ignition. This Zenoah 23 is brand new in the box - could I tell much difference between the 26 or the 23 ? Looks like the price will be around $185.00. Like to hear again for king arthur and higrider and anyone else - If you think I should wait for the Zenoah 26ei please just say so -thanks in advance malcolm
#386
My Feedback: (392)
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Buffalo,
MN
Posts: 126
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
A G26 is an improved G23.
I had a G26 Mag that came with a SIG Rascal 110 and changed it over to electronic ignition.
I did fly it with the Mag, but I felt it idled a little too fast. With the electronic ignition, the idle was much lower and smoother.
Another possible draw-back is the fly-wheel effect, if you want to come down from full open to idle. The fly-wheel will want to keep on spinning. The Mag needs to spin fast in order to fire, where the electronic ignition will fire at about 2 or 3 RPM.
Just something to consider, I think you would be happier with a G26 Electronic Ignition.
I had a G26 Mag that came with a SIG Rascal 110 and changed it over to electronic ignition.
I did fly it with the Mag, but I felt it idled a little too fast. With the electronic ignition, the idle was much lower and smoother.
Another possible draw-back is the fly-wheel effect, if you want to come down from full open to idle. The fly-wheel will want to keep on spinning. The Mag needs to spin fast in order to fire, where the electronic ignition will fire at about 2 or 3 RPM.
Just something to consider, I think you would be happier with a G26 Electronic Ignition.
#387
My Feedback: (392)
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Buffalo,
MN
Posts: 126
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
Something else "pegmal" will want to consider if decides to go with the G26, is to replace the Prop Hub with a BH Hanson Hub that uses a prop bolt. The tensil strenght of the stock prop shaft is not good.
I have a 1979 Super-Glide. I have really negelced the Hawg and she needs a lot of TLC.
I have a 1979 Super-Glide. I have really negelced the Hawg and she needs a lot of TLC.
#389
My Feedback: (392)
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Buffalo,
MN
Posts: 126
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
I am not sure about the Pitts Muffler system. It seems most use the B&B Muffler or the B&B Header Pipe. I have used both B&B Systems. The Header gives the cleanest installation.
#390
Member
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: newton,
IA
Posts: 46
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
Hey All,
I'm thinking of selling my Blue/White Rascal 110. It's equiped with the G26ei, single Bennet Built muffler, True Turn spinner, SmartFly electrical cutoff, JR 126MG servos, Pilot figure, 2400/4.8 NICD ignishion, 1500/6 NICD reciever and 2.4 spectrum receiver. Only damage was caused by my over shrinking the top covering of the wing where the blue transparent covering underlies the white. DARN it! But that has been repaired but barely detectable. Overall great shape
2 questions
1. What is a fair asking price
2. Is there any interest
Jim from Iowa
I'm thinking of selling my Blue/White Rascal 110. It's equiped with the G26ei, single Bennet Built muffler, True Turn spinner, SmartFly electrical cutoff, JR 126MG servos, Pilot figure, 2400/4.8 NICD ignishion, 1500/6 NICD reciever and 2.4 spectrum receiver. Only damage was caused by my over shrinking the top covering of the wing where the blue transparent covering underlies the white. DARN it! But that has been repaired but barely detectable. Overall great shape
2 questions
1. What is a fair asking price
2. Is there any interest
Jim from Iowa
#391
My Feedback: (392)
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Buffalo,
MN
Posts: 126
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
You may be shocked at the offers being tendered (some would say it is depressing). The market is really down from a year ago.
There is a lot of window shoppers (nothing wrong with that), but no one wants to part with their green-backs. Not that much disposable income, if any. This is not news to anyone out there, but times are tough.
There is a lot interest, but little money to spend.
There is a lot of window shoppers (nothing wrong with that), but no one wants to part with their green-backs. Not that much disposable income, if any. This is not news to anyone out there, but times are tough.
There is a lot interest, but little money to spend.
#393
Senior Member
My Feedback: (2)
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Greenville,
KY
Posts: 115
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
Since the Rascal 110s are gone, are there any planes out there that flew almost as good. I never got a chance to buy a Rascal. Thought about a Cub but was told just not the same to have fun with.
#394
My Feedback: (392)
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Buffalo,
MN
Posts: 126
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
I am in the process of re-building the nose of mine.
The Rascal 110 is just a big trainer and a real joy to fly.
There is still a few out there to buy already built.
The SIG 1/4 scale Cub is in my staging area waiting its turn to get built.
Should be fun, but not like the Rascal 110.
The Rascal 110 is just a big trainer and a real joy to fly.
There is still a few out there to buy already built.
The SIG 1/4 scale Cub is in my staging area waiting its turn to get built.
Should be fun, but not like the Rascal 110.
#396
My Feedback: (392)
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Buffalo,
MN
Posts: 126
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
Hi,
How much do you want for the right wing?
You can PM me with the details.
I am also going to re-build another 110 Rascal and can use a set of wings. Color doesn't matter.
Feel free to PM me what you have and the condition they are in.
Thanks
How much do you want for the right wing?
You can PM me with the details.
I am also going to re-build another 110 Rascal and can use a set of wings. Color doesn't matter.
Feel free to PM me what you have and the condition they are in.
Thanks
#397
Senior Member
My Feedback: (117)
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Tullahoma, TN
Posts: 875
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
110 Rascal parts. What happened? Don't ask. .. I have a very nice clean right wing. Blue and white. I have a nice clean strut, a wing joiner and a cowl cut for a DLE 20. A box big enough to ship it in is $12. I want $140 shipped to even think about packing it up and shipping it. I have pictures of the parts if any one wants to see them. email your email address at ivabrian at lighttube.net.. Thanks Brian
Oh BTW. These items are all free to anyone who will stop by Tullahoma or a near vicinity and get them. Brian
Oh BTW. These items are all free to anyone who will stop by Tullahoma or a near vicinity and get them. Brian
#398
My Feedback: (309)
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Loveland,
CO
Posts: 1,682
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
Looks like Sig has a new version of the Rascal 110 due out soon. I'm looking for a good, fun float plane.
Does anyone know if the DLE 30 engine would be a good engine choice for this plane?
Jim
Does anyone know if the DLE 30 engine would be a good engine choice for this plane?
Jim
#400
My Feedback: (309)
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Loveland,
CO
Posts: 1,682
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Sig Rascal 110
Thanks mogman,
The DLE 30 is lighter, and maybe more powerful than the G26EI? I'm just wondering if the DLE 30 would fit in the cowl well. I thought maybe someone would have tried it on the Rascal and could let me know.
I hope they are planing to sell the floats again, along with the new version of the Rascal 110. I moved into a house on a lake earlier this year, and I'd love to have one of these Rascal 110's on floats. I had a Rascal 40 about 15 to 20 years ago, and I could not believe how well it flew!
Thanks, Jim
The DLE 30 is lighter, and maybe more powerful than the G26EI? I'm just wondering if the DLE 30 would fit in the cowl well. I thought maybe someone would have tried it on the Rascal and could let me know.
I hope they are planing to sell the floats again, along with the new version of the Rascal 110. I moved into a house on a lake earlier this year, and I'd love to have one of these Rascal 110's on floats. I had a Rascal 40 about 15 to 20 years ago, and I could not believe how well it flew!
Thanks, Jim