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Old 03-05-2012 | 07:41 AM
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Hey Guys,

Wanted to get some thoughts on the two engines. I know some of the DLE's are not lasting as long as they should. I wanted to see if SE was any better?

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Mike
Old 03-05-2012 | 08:21 AM
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Most all the parts for both engines are made by the same manufacture.

So six of one and a half dozen of the other.

The DLE has the new cylinder type and the DLA have the old style cylinders.

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I really wouldn't want to get into a discussion about which brand is better, which one lasts longer, atc. But I do have to straighten the facts. DLE and SE are made by completely different companies, and even though some parts are interchangeable, they are not related. SE has been in the market as such for only a little bit over a year, and even though we have extensively tested and run our engines and we can say they would last a very long time, we cannot say -because we have not tested so extensively the DLE- that SE will outlast or not DLE.

Of course we tested the engfines made by the company that manufactures ours, and we found them to be of great quality, or we wouldn't have had them make SE.

We firmly believe DLE is a fine product, and we have nothing but respect for the brand, and we believe our product -SE- is of excellent quality and offer a great alternative to what is out there in terms of quality, price, service and reliability.

We have engines run in excess of 600 hours, but we haven't tested DLE enough to say they will not last as long.

Thank you for your interest, and should you have further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to ontact us.
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ORIGINAL: Mike06659

Hey Guys,

Wanted to get some thoughts on the two engines. I know some of the DLE's are not lasting as long as they should. I wanted to see if SE was any better?

Thanks,
Mike
Mike,

For your own comparison, search this forum for DLE for information about those and DLA for info on the SE brand.
SE engines are DLA engines, possibly with some mods, much the same as when RCGF was marketed as Aerovate some couple of years back
Asking about direct comparison between two similar Chinese engines is a magnet for the brand affinados and the dealers who carry those brands. You will get best and most unbiased information by doing your own research
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JC, SE, or Dle would be excellent choices.
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Asking about direct comparison between two similar Chinese engines is a magnet for the brand affinados and the dealers who carry those brands. You will get best and most unbiased information by doing your own research
Words to live by!

HOWEVER (there's always a however).....such research will require the use of the 'Search' button.
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what do you gents know about the sv engines?I got the 100 twin,have had it in a plane yet,got about 1 gal of gas run through in on a stand,it seems pretty helthy with a 26-10 evo prop.has anybody tried one?{have not had it in a plane yet).it will go into a 1/5 scale A-1 skyraider.45 lbs.
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For those wanting to compare various Chinese gas engines, the following msg thread might be very enlightening;

Starts here......

List of Chinese Engines
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_10...Chinese/tm.htm


Current list......
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=10851033

LOADS of info there on the various clone of a clone of a copy of a cloned engine.
Read the entire thread!
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LOADS of info there on the various clone of a clone of a copy of a cloned engine.
Read the entire thread!
Read the thread and weep
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Read the thread and weep
Here kitty-kitty-kitty.
Old 03-06-2012 | 05:08 PM
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what major city or town is aventura near? I live in belleview, just south of ocala,in marion county. thanks, just curious...</p>
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Aventura is the northernmost city in Miami.
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A bit off topic, But... RCJunky67, I used to go to belleview about once a month, to ride the Santos Trails... Loved it.. Just dont get to go much anymore, haven't been there in about a year or more!!! Kinda hankerin for a ride, now that you mentiond your Local!!

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Where did you get your 100cc eng.. I am looking forward to a Flight report, as I have a CAP that would love to have a 100cc +/- twin installed in it..

Craig.

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