fourstroke speed?
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From: OegstgeestZuid-Holland, NETHERLANDS
How fast would a fourstroke powered plane go? There are sound emission restrictions on our field, and I don't want to go electric. I want to spend about 400 euro on a plane.
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A half decent engine like the YS 110 is going to cost around 350... that leaves 50 for the plane... you can get a servo for that...
Even the cheapest four strokes around are still going to cost around 150... that leaves 250 for the plane... still not enough...
Start saving money...
]A half decent engine like the YS 110 is going to cost around 350... that leaves 50 for the plane... you can get a servo for that...
Even the cheapest four strokes around are still going to cost around 150... that leaves 250 for the plane... still not enough...
Start saving money...
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Of course you don't.
But the Yamada's are simple the most powerful four strokes available... power in a small package... that's what you need for speed. They come at a price though...
Do you have a engine already?
But the Yamada's are simple the most powerful four strokes available... power in a small package... that's what you need for speed. They come at a price though...
Do you have a engine already?
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this combo is in the noise restrictions you call
my whip
with quiet engine
fast enough ?
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/rcu-stuff/Sa...ALawnMower.wmv
by the way the four stroke are not so "quiet" regarding 2 strokes (with standard mufflers) the noise is different, it seems to be quieter, but is not
my whip
with quiet engine
fast enough ?
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/rcu-stuff/Sa...ALawnMower.wmv
by the way the four stroke are not so "quiet" regarding 2 strokes (with standard mufflers) the noise is different, it seems to be quieter, but is not




