Ultra Stick 120[not Lite]and Ryobi 31cc
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Ultra Stick 120[not Lite]and Ryobi 31cc
I just purchased a US 120 [original]off **** and was wondering if anyone runs a Ryobi 31cc engine with.If so how do you like it and what prop are you going with.Thanks for any replies.
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RE: Ultra Stick 120[not Lite]and Ryobi 31cc
I have the US 120 (old style) with a Quadra 35 on it. Flew great at 1/2 throttle, but when I opened it up lost the plane due to flutter.
Dumb mistake on my part too light of linkage on the elevator. But while I was flying it did some loops, rolls, ect.. and the balance seemed great and plenty of power. I'am in the process of a rebuild now.
Excuse me...I am running a Master airscrew 18x6 on the Quadra.
Dumb mistake on my part too light of linkage on the elevator. But while I was flying it did some loops, rolls, ect.. and the balance seemed great and plenty of power. I'am in the process of a rebuild now.
Excuse me...I am running a Master airscrew 18x6 on the Quadra.
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RE: Ultra Stick 120[not Lite]and Ryobi 31cc
I have a 120 size stick, home-built from ply that weighs 17 pounds with the Mac 32cc installed, swinging a 18x10 prop. It has plenty of power, and runs great.....This plane is probably a little heavier than the regular "stick" so you should be fine with an 18x10......See pictures under "frankenstein" link (conversions).
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RE: Ultra Stick 120[not Lite]and Ryobi 31cc
Thanks for help guys.Unfortuneately I fell from my roof putting up X-mas lights and messed up a bunch of bones so I will not be flying for awhile.Thanks for the help.
John
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