best .049 engine
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I am wanting to build a sig skyray but I am having a hard time finding an 049 engine. What is available? I'd prefer to get one with the built-in tank. I used cox engines when I was a kid but I found out that they are history.
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First I'd like to point out the "sticky" thread Titled "where to find what you want" at the top of this forum. It is "sticky" because it is always on top and easy to find. "Where to find what you want has to do with pretty much every aspect of control line flying. engines, kits, balsa, hardware, flying lines and even ready to fly Cox planes and others.
Here is the direct link:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_1133186/tm.htm
Please read through it and see!
As for engines if you act quickly there are Cox Sure Starts available at the time of this post from Cox. The latest news on the Cox can be found here:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_7305584/tm.htm
You can buy new OK Cub engines here:
http://www.blackhawkmodels.com/hardware.html
The Brodak .049 and .061 can be found here:
http://www.brodak.com/shop.php?CategoryID=206
Virginia Hobbysport carries the OK Cub 049 and the Fox .049 plus lots of new parts for these:
http://www.virginiahobbysport.com/
Plus there are hundreds of engines on ebayevery week. Most mfgs, made these things in multiple thousands and there is no shortage in the used market.
Robert
Here is the direct link:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_1133186/tm.htm
Please read through it and see!
As for engines if you act quickly there are Cox Sure Starts available at the time of this post from Cox. The latest news on the Cox can be found here:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_7305584/tm.htm
You can buy new OK Cub engines here:
http://www.blackhawkmodels.com/hardware.html
The Brodak .049 and .061 can be found here:
http://www.brodak.com/shop.php?CategoryID=206
Virginia Hobbysport carries the OK Cub 049 and the Fox .049 plus lots of new parts for these:
http://www.virginiahobbysport.com/
Plus there are hundreds of engines on ebayevery week. Most mfgs, made these things in multiple thousands and there is no shortage in the used market.
Robert
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