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xe2 04-11-2005 08:29 AM

Hanger 9 XtraEasy2 engine size
 
Newbie needs to know. I recently purchased a new RTF Xtra Easy 2. No where in the instruction manual does it indicate the size of the Evolution engine. In reading a review on the model it was stated to be a 40 Evolution. While reading some threads others have referred to it as a 46. The castings do not indicate a size. The head has an alpha symbol but no other identifiers. This is a trainer engine with a flywheel and carb adjustment limiters. Can someone enlighten me as to what the engine size is and what two bladed prop. would be appropriate for it?

2slow2matter 04-11-2005 09:49 AM

RE: Hanger 9 XtraEasy2 engine size
 
It's a .455 sized engine--a little different from evolutions true .46, but not much--pretty much the same output of power. Good engine--you'll like it!

Grant-KS 04-11-2005 11:57 PM

RE: Hanger 9 XtraEasy2 engine size
 
He's right. It's the Evolution TPS (Trainer Power System) .455" glow engine. Mine runs great once I got to know it and tuned it. I also have an XE2 trainer.

Ed_Moorman 04-12-2005 05:59 AM

RE: Hanger 9 XtraEasy2 engine size
 
The TPS has the same dimensions as the Magnum .46 and OS .46. They are all .455 cu in displacement. Good engine.

fredscz 04-12-2005 02:55 PM

RE: Hanger 9 XtraEasy2 engine size
 
If you research the RC Reports magazine back issues you can find a test of that engine as well as the 36,40,46 and 100. The Trainer [.455] version had more power and was better mannered than the 46 version. APC 11x5 or 11x6 would be a good place to start for props.
Fred B


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