Could I add floats to a MK II 40 Towwer Hobbies Trainer w a .40 super tigre engine?

Electrolight

I would go with the Super Tiger 45. Planes that Ive seen with a .40 on them seem pretty underpowered. All trainers.

Might be tough getting a 40 trainer up off the water with a .40. A .46? Different story.

My Tower 40 trainer has a GMS .46 on it. It flies ALOT better than with the .40 I used to have.

yea, why not get a cheap OS .46 la i think they are like 65 at tower hobbies, then you can either sell the 40, save it, or use it for another plane

Ausitn

oh yea, there is a [link=http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/forumid_176/tt.htm]seaplanes[/link] forum her on RCU

Austin

Rather than get another "Cheap" engine, spend a few more bucks and get a Ball Bearing 46

The Evolution 46 or the Thunder Tiger 46 Pro can be had for around $80

If it is set up right, it should fly it, although slow. Forget the OS 46LA, the Super Tiger 40 will have more power. If you want to go with a better engine, go OS 46AX.

The ST 45 is comparable if not more powerful than the OS 46AX and cheaper too. I have both.

Ok thanks guys I think I may buy an OS 46AX or the ST 45. This was a question for future experimentation.

Electrolight

ditto, a good .46 would be good. You will have fun.

I had an Eagle II by Goldberg with floats and the os 40 abc FSR. no problem at all on the water. super tiger 40 well tuned and a well set up plane and floats keep it light and I mean LIGHT you should be fine. but then I fly an os 46 on my trainer ( LT40) now