Area 51 engines
07-18-2008, 01:33 PM
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RE: Area 51 engines
Sorry, but I can't find any website where this engine would be sold except jc, but they have only a picture with no price.
Could anyone open my eyes please?
Could anyone open my eyes please?
07-18-2008, 02:43 PM
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RE: Area 51 engines
Hi Cuwaert
I see from your address you are based in Belgium, I am setting up to bring the JC range into the UK and europe, and I am expecting delivery very soon. The website is almost finished which will be found at www.gashanger.com and will be uploaded shortly.
In the mean time I am taking advanced order's ,and the order book is filling up, so if you want to add your name to the list, or want more info
You can pm me through RCU or email [email protected]
Many Thanks
Paul
I see from your address you are based in Belgium, I am setting up to bring the JC range into the UK and europe, and I am expecting delivery very soon. The website is almost finished which will be found at www.gashanger.com and will be uploaded shortly.
In the mean time I am taking advanced order's ,and the order book is filling up, so if you want to add your name to the list, or want more info
You can pm me through RCU or email [email protected]
Many Thanks
Paul
07-23-2008, 08:20 PM
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RE: Area 51 engines
Hop to see a lot of you at the event this weekend, Only two day's left and the field will be open Friday for practice and don't forget to bring your music.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_7650180/tm.htm
If we don't do nothing else we are going to have a lot of fun.
Milton
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07-27-2008, 09:45 AM
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I cannot say that i have seen these engines but it sure did sound good and perform well, i fly just like that guy did, when i am out of control
07-27-2008, 10:55 AM
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Do these engine's have three crank bearings like the DA engine's, just wondering, i know that it costs more money and time but in the long run, it is so well worth it.
07-27-2008, 05:50 PM
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I have a DA-50 my very first gas engine that i love, but i have heard alot of great things about the DL-50 as well and it to is a wonderful engine, that DL-100 is an aewsome deal for such a large engine i wished i had room for a plane that large to fit in my toyota priuse, so i am going to check out the da-85 after i have checked it out and read what reviews i can read and i am now looking at the extra 260 from aero-works, not being much of a builder the QB is right down my line, everything is all done just got to put your gear into it, but if i do get another 50cc size engine i am going to try out the DL-50, i think it is a great buy as well as a nice engine, happy flying and thanks so much for your information, that is how i learn about different things is doing alot of reading, TY
07-28-2008, 02:21 AM
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ORIGINAL: pilot727
I have a DA-50 my very first gas engine that i love, but i have heard alot of great things about the DL-50 as well and it to is a wonderful engine, that DL-100 is an aewsome deal for such a large engine i wished i had room for a plane that large to fit in my toyota priuse, so i am going to check out the da-85 after i have checked it out and read what reviews i can read and i am now looking at the extra 260 from aero-works, not being much of a builder the QB is right down my line, everything is all done just got to put your gear into it, but if i do get another 50cc size engine i am going to try out the DL-50, i think it is a great buy as well as a nice engine, happy flying and thanks so much for your information, that is how i learn about different things is doing alot of reading, TY
I have a DA-50 my very first gas engine that i love, but i have heard alot of great things about the DL-50 as well and it to is a wonderful engine, that DL-100 is an aewsome deal for such a large engine i wished i had room for a plane that large to fit in my toyota priuse, so i am going to check out the da-85 after i have checked it out and read what reviews i can read and i am now looking at the extra 260 from aero-works, not being much of a builder the QB is right down my line, everything is all done just got to put your gear into it, but if i do get another 50cc size engine i am going to try out the DL-50, i think it is a great buy as well as a nice engine, happy flying and thanks so much for your information, that is how i learn about different things is doing alot of reading, TY
Here is a video of our 102cc in a 110" yak
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ae5JCLQTuvw
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07-28-2008, 09:12 AM
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ORIGINAL: pilot727
I have a DA-50 my very first gas engine that i love, but i have heard alot of great things about the DL-50 as well and it to is a wonderful engine, that DL-100 is an aewsome deal for such a large engine i wished i had room for a plane that large to fit in my toyota priuse, so i am going to check out the da-85 after i have checked it out and read what reviews i can read and i am now looking at the extra 260 from aero-works, not being much of a builder the QB is right down my line, everything is all done just got to put your gear into it, but if i do get another 50cc size engine i am going to try out the DL-50, i think it is a great buy as well as a nice engine, happy flying and thanks so much for your information, that is how i learn about different things is doing alot of reading, TY
I have a DA-50 my very first gas engine that i love, but i have heard alot of great things about the DL-50 as well and it to is a wonderful engine, that DL-100 is an aewsome deal for such a large engine i wished i had room for a plane that large to fit in my toyota priuse, so i am going to check out the da-85 after i have checked it out and read what reviews i can read and i am now looking at the extra 260 from aero-works, not being much of a builder the QB is right down my line, everything is all done just got to put your gear into it, but if i do get another 50cc size engine i am going to try out the DL-50, i think it is a great buy as well as a nice engine, happy flying and thanks so much for your information, that is how i learn about different things is doing alot of reading, TY
07-29-2008, 07:44 PM
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ORIGINAL: BOMYERS
Hi everyone, Milton do the AREA 51 and the AREA 102 come with mufflers, and do you have them in stock. Thanks.
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Hi everyone, Milton do the AREA 51 and the AREA 102 come with mufflers, and do you have them in stock. Thanks.
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Yes and Yes
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08-05-2008, 10:24 AM
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RE: Area 51 engines
I recently seen this engine at the chattanooga 3d jam all i can say is what a power house, great mid range and plenty of power. This is definitly one of the higher end chinese engines. Chris hinson was even there to Fly some of his planes with these motors. Well if chris is carrying them there ok in my book.
Thanks lewis
Thanks lewis
08-11-2008, 06:04 AM
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I want to echo Lewis' comment, Milton ... and add a big "thanks" for your generous support of our event!
PJ Wright, Vice-President
Chattanooga R/C Club
PJ Wright, Vice-President
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08-13-2008, 02:50 AM
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I ordered one today & it's going on an EF Extra 300can't wait!! Seems like a powerhouse
I ordered one today & it's going on an EF Extra 300can't wait!! Seems like a powerhouse
Milton
08-13-2008, 10:42 AM
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I have put it on the RC guys Decathalon. Started construction today. Got the motor mounted and proceeding with the tail surfaces. No instructions in my box though. No big deal. I am sure Milton will send me the directions (probably already have them, just have not checked my email today).
I have put it on the RC guys Decathalon. Started construction today. Got the motor mounted and proceeding with the tail surfaces. No instructions in my box though. No big deal. I am sure Milton will send me the directions (probably already have them, just have not checked my email today).
id love to see pics of the motor cowled up plz
08-13-2008, 12:08 PM
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I have one of the 51's, less than 60 minutes runtime, and it already runs fantastic. Very powerful, easy to start, and quite enough to run without a cannister at my field. Milton, your engineer got it right!
Good work.
David
Good work.
David
08-13-2008, 08:19 PM
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Milton and his grandson will even come to flyins and if you need help with you Area Motors. They will set them up tune them. My Area 51 replacement motor set at 6800 rpm on breakin with a Vess 23A was pulling 28.5 # of thrust. My DA 50 on the header, Carbon Fiber Pipe Vess 23A leaned out to 7600 rpm pulled 26.5 # of thrust. My Area 51 is now on 100 to 1 synthetic and it is turning 7200 rpm and I have not touched the highspeed from when Milton set it at 6800 rpm 2 weeks ago.
08-13-2008, 09:03 PM
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I ordered one today & it's going on an EF Extra 300can't wait!! Seems like a powerhouse
I ordered one today & it's going on an EF Extra 300can't wait!! Seems like a powerhouse
James
Post a picture when it is finished, You picked the right plane, I will be a Mc's fall flyin and hope to see you there.
Milton
08-18-2008, 07:29 AM
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RE: Area 51 engines
Hello everybody !
my name is kevin,i am from JC engine co.,LTD.if guys have any question you can talk to me or my agent(Milton) in USA,i think of we will do our best to help you!thanks
kevin
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my name is kevin,i am from JC engine co.,LTD.if guys have any question you can talk to me or my agent(Milton) in USA,i think of we will do our best to help you!thanks
kevin
www.jcengine.com