Twist 3D 60. Is this enough power...
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From: Deansboro,
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I have a superr tiger 75 laying around. Will that be enough engine to really fly the twist. I know it will fly the thing but I am unfamiliar with these engines and need to know if I can fly the pants of the twist with the ole ST 75.
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From: Bloemfontein, SOUTH AFRICA
Hi Fellers
The twist should fly well with 75 motor look into the twist 60 thread there is loads of info there
Happy flyin
hows the extra going
The twist should fly well with 75 motor look into the twist 60 thread there is loads of info there
Happy flyin
hows the extra going
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The extra is flying great once I got rid of the toasted motor I got from a member on here. (no names) IT wouls get to running temp and loose all compression and die. Crashed 3 times till I realized what was happening. Traded a perfectly good saito 82 and got ripped. Be careful>>>who you deal with.
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From: baton rouge,
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I am not familiar with how much power that engine makes but I know with a saito 82 the plane is underpowered. I would think your engine makes about the same power as my saito and i could barely hover with it.
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From: Deansboro,
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I was told by some of my club members to put a saito 100 or a os 91. ( a new one) on the twist 60 and it will hang on the prop no problem. I had a saito 125 in it and it was truely amazing but I had to harrier it in every time due to lack of prop clearance with a 17x4.



