What's the fast?
05-11-2010, 08:52 AM
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What's the fast?
Hi, i have a friend that have a sundowen with a OS75 ax.[:@]
Now i ordered a Kelly from kyosho. What type of engines that i will install i dont know.
In general, what is the most fast plane?
There is a bet from me and my friend.
Maybe i'm in trouble?[&:][&:]
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Now i ordered a Kelly from kyosho. What type of engines that i will install i dont know.
In general, what is the most fast plane?
There is a bet from me and my friend.
Maybe i'm in trouble?[&:][&:]
Thank you
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RE: What's the fast?
I dont understand what engines is best for better speed. I have an Os 91 fx for this plane. but i can buy another if is better. The 91 is too big? A question is: is better a big engine, or is better a more little engine with hig rpm?
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RE: What's the fast?
Hi!
It depends on the airframe/plane. A sleek airframe and you can get a way with a smaller more high rewing engine.
But remember those planes that you mention aren't particularly fast!
If you want a fast model...get a Q-500 racer or QM-40 racer. All of these powered by .40 (6,5cc engines).
http://www.bigbruceracing.com/prod01.htm
http://www.darrolcady.com/index.htm
It depends on the airframe/plane. A sleek airframe and you can get a way with a smaller more high rewing engine.
But remember those planes that you mention aren't particularly fast!
If you want a fast model...get a Q-500 racer or QM-40 racer. All of these powered by .40 (6,5cc engines).
http://www.bigbruceracing.com/prod01.htm
http://www.darrolcady.com/index.htm
