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Old 07-24-2011, 06:03 PM
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Ok, I just have to ask,

DO you ever think we will see a twin DLE 40 down the road?

I love my DLE 20, 30 and 55.

But I would love a small DLE 40 twin. As all the other Twins are way to big and strong for the lower end war birds and scale cubs.

Most of my boys agree a DLE 40 would be a ticked for most war birds, but if it was a twin it would sell like little hot cakes.

Is there a way to make 2 DLE 20's into a twin?

What you guys think?
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All it takes is money, how much would you pay ??
2 DLE cranks to make into 1, 2 pistons, cylinders, 1CNC crankcase, a larger reed than a 20 uses, Walbro WT76 carb, RC EXL twin ignition...
Bergen helicopters use an opposed 8 hp 52cc twin made from 2 G26s....Don't know if they sell the engine separately....
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What I'm told, it'll never happen.
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Maybe not from DLE, but with parts from DLE at the right price, who knows...We ASSume Chinese parts are not all that pricey
Old 07-24-2011, 10:06 PM
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Find a NIB Tartan and add an ignition.
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Default RE: My Dream Gas Motor, A Twin DLE 40cc

I doubt they will ever make a 40cc twin but the logical thing to do is for them to make a 40cc single then naturally an 80cc twin could follow.
I have a couple of planes that the 30cc is too small and the 55cc is too big and a 40cc would fit the bill. An 80cc twin would fit quite nicely between the 55cc and the 111cc.
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ORIGINAL: Antique

All it takes is money, how much would you pay ??
2 DLE cranks to make into 1, 2 pistons, cylinders, 1CNC crankcase, a larger reed than a 20 uses, Walbro WT76 carb, RC EXL twin ignition...
Bergen helicopters use an opposed 8 hp 52cc twin made from 2 G26s....Don't know if they sell the engine separately....

Sending you a PM.

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RCGFhas a twin 40 in the works. It may be here this year.
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ORIGINAL: Antique

All it takes is money, how much would you pay ??
2 DLE cranks to make into 1, 2 pistons, cylinders, 1CNC crankcase, a larger reed than a 20 uses, Walbro WT76 carb, RC EXL twin ignition...
Bergen helicopters use an opposed 8 hp 52cc twin made from 2 G26s....Don't know if they sell the engine separately....

Found this. I guess the engine can be bought separately.

Joe

http://cgi.ebay.com/Bergen-TWIN-99-T...-/330585163781
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Thanks guys I know it was just a dream, i know twins have there down sides, More weight, takes more ducting to keep cool, etc.. But they just look cool

I would have not give this motor a second thought but its just to wide. I wanted this for a ESM Corsair, or even my 30cc GeeBee R3 but Im limmited to 9in max in with and this baby comes in at 9 1/2 with the plugs.

http://www.hobbyking.co[img]catalog/imageNA.gif[/img]m/hobbyking/store/__11973__5_5HP_53cc_Twin_Cylinder_Gas_Engine_.html
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Twin Star 40cc from the 80's...
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_85...tm.htm#8544528

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why not run smaller plugs like the ones for Saitos and put the smaller plug wires on?





ORIGINAL: mikes68charger

Thanks guys I know it was just a dream, i know twins have there down sides, More weight, takes more ducting to keep cool, etc.. But they just look cool

I would have not give this motor a second thought but its just to wide. I wanted this for a ESM Corsair, or even my 30cc GeeBee R3 but Im limmited to 9in max in with and this baby comes in at 9 1/2 with the plugs.

http://www.hobbyking.co[img]catalog/...s_Engine_.html
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Never heard of these do you have a link?

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Dreams will come true soon ...

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Valley View RC has the answer.
http://www.valleyviewrc.com/estore/v...as-engine.html

What a sweetheart of a engine!
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Originally Posted by Tbatt
Valley View RC has the answer.
http://www.valleyviewrc.com/estore/v...as-engine.html

What a sweetheart of a engine!
mikes68charger's dream is a 'DLE 40 Twin' , and the link posted before does not show a DLE engine.

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Yes, but is an alternative. I have and love DLE engines and also own the VVRC twin. It is sweet!

Just trying to help out a fellow modeler. Peace.
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I have owned an RCS44B2 for about 10 years. I got it at a reduced price because RCS couldn't sell them
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Only problem with the VV engine is even with the smaller plugs, which can have other issues, they are 7 7/8" that is offset from the center on the engine. I was really thinking of pulling the trigger on this one for my ESM 74" Corsair. I have a G-38 in it right now and while it is ok in power I know a good 40 twin would put that plane over the top. But with the 7 7/8" width below the center it will stick out on both sides.
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I think that acceptable. Just paint the plugs

I had a DLE55ra in my 74in esm corsair with morpower 20x12x3 prop

hey you need retracts? Got some great centry jet $200
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Hi Guys

I just purchased my first gasoline powered engine. Its the DLE 40 CC twin cylinder. Mounted it onto a test bench and it is running very well. Now I need to build a model for it.

Regards
Craig
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I bet it clears away the sawdust from that jigsaw.
What size prop are you running?
I have one on a sig rascal. Running a 20x6, need 20x8. It will torque roll the rascal, awesome sight.
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Hi slowpoke

If I started it in that position,it would clear the sawdust around the jigsaw for sure. I am running the Master Airscrew wood series 20" X 8" prop and ran it up to 6000 Rpm,with more to go,but the engine has less than 15 minutes running time on it. So I am very careful at this stage.

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