How do you adjust the throttle on a Queen Bee .074?
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From: Shorewood, IL
The Cox Queen Bee .074 has a screen over the carb intake so I can't see how much the throttle is open/closed. How's this work?
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From: Vandalia,
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Yank that screen off. It is a nice engine but I had to use a short 4 stroke plug to resist flaming out at idle due to "sweating". This is mentioned in your instruction book.
I could never get the throttle linkage right, suggestions on looping the throttle wire before attahing it to the airplane works best. The throttle arm has a long arc to it.
I have the plans to the Spirit of 74. This plane was designed with the queen bee in mind too.
Don't let it fool you! It is a fun plane to fly and a little on the fast side! Lands like it is on rails!
Another good plane is the Jodel BEBE shown here with an OS .10. A little more work but another great plane.
http://www.rcstore.com/rs/general/de...7891&catego=PL
http://www.rcstore.com/rs/general/de...4971&catego=PL
I could never get the throttle linkage right, suggestions on looping the throttle wire before attahing it to the airplane works best. The throttle arm has a long arc to it.
I have the plans to the Spirit of 74. This plane was designed with the queen bee in mind too.
Don't let it fool you! It is a fun plane to fly and a little on the fast side! Lands like it is on rails!
Another good plane is the Jodel BEBE shown here with an OS .10. A little more work but another great plane.
http://www.rcstore.com/rs/general/de...7891&catego=PL
http://www.rcstore.com/rs/general/de...4971&catego=PL



