ZDZ 80 B2 RV-L question
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ZDZ 80 B2 RV-L question
Just wondering how this engine compares to the zenoah GT-80. I'm thinking about pulling the GT-80 off my Hangar 9 sukhoi and bolting on just a little more power.
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It is surely islighter than the GT80. I thought about buying one last year and ended up with a D&B 5.1 twin. Just didn't find much intell on the engine. It cost as much as a 100, I think here in lies the problem. Good luck and post your results.
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Also, how does the ZDZ 80 rv single cylinder compare with the twin? Do either of them suffer from the starting difficulties that I have read about on some ZDZ's?
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Also, how does the ZDZ 80 rv single cylinder compare with the twin? Do either of them suffer from the starting difficulties that I have read about on some ZDZ's?
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Also, how does the ZDZ 80 rv single cylinder compare with the twin? Do either of them suffer from the starting difficulties that I have read about on some ZDZ's?
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That GT 80 weighs a ton, so I'm not sure going with an 80-85cc will give much if any gain in horsepower by the time you add the noseweight to balance it out again. If your cowl can clear it, I agree that going with 100-120cc twin will make more sense. Figure out how much weight on the nose to balance and select 100cc class motor to match.
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RE: ZDZ 80 B2 RV-L question
zdz 80 rv . love mine, 26-`10 prop, gt 80 prop? weight? mines in a 33% extra. hovers all day long , doubt the zenoha 80 would, allthough they are a great workhorse mtr and run smooth(twin) just move your equipment batterys foward and hold on.
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RE: ZDZ 80 B2 RV-L question
Thanks for the replies. I do have a DA100 that I might try to put on the front of the Sukhoi. I need to check the weight difference.Also I need to make sure that the measurment from plug cap to plug cap will let me fit it in the cowl without having to butcher it.Maybe the DA100 would be my best bet especially since I don't have to spend the extra cash.