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What are my choices ?
I need a 4 stroke with seperate gas and oil setup. No mixing. What is available new or used up to 50 CC ? Thanks. |
RE: What are my choices ?
Honda GX-31 & GX-35. No oil/gas mixing, and reports have it that they do fine running inverted. I have one that I haven't gotten around to converting yet. (A 31cc) It's destined for an SR Batteries giant Eindekker, someday....
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Honda also has a 50cc.
Carr Precision does the Honda 25-50cc conversions. |
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The 50cc is big and heavy, think more lawn mower than trimmer size. Briggs and Stratton has a 40cc but it is no more powerful than the Honda GX35. Best bet is the GX35.
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THANK you all for such positive and fast help. The plane will NEVER invert. Maybe during a crash ? I am doing the prep work on my first 6 engined plane. Have completed 4 engine jobs. Either a Blohm-Voss BV-238..... or the Tupolev ANT-20 Maximum Gorki. 1 engine with a single double sided timing belt to power all the props at a slow high pitch speed. Have done this setup on small stuff. Will pick 1 up used at a mower shop. Thank you, thank you, very much. WAAHHHOOOO!! Rich |
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cyclops2: Sounds pretty neat...can you post any photos? Thanks Capt,n
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Does anybody sell good running ones cheap in central N J ? Anywhere ?
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GX35s are about $220 new. It can be mounted inverted as it has a 360 deg oil sump.
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Maybe I have lived a good life. I loved cubic inches as a kid. And they are less toxic than Lead as ballest. I like bigger planes and multis. I am also CHEAP. I could not justify big electrics in any form. Thanks for having this forum. I am on gas. Suddenly a 8' to 12' take apart, to 4' pieces, looks very good. I just approved a large allowence for myself. Life is good again. Rich |
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What size props are normal ? At what rpm ? Anyone tell me how much thrust is average ? I build in solid bodied bluefoam. 72" China Clipper is 3.5 lbs. ...... 80" A-10 is 8 lbs. They come out pretty light and easy to make. |
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