Engine for EAM GLATAR on floats
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Hi, I am flying this plane with an OS .91fx which is more than Ok. But as many of you, I am getting tired of glow fuel prices. I have read a lot in this forum and it seems to be a tough call.
Few engines have the power, but it may be too much and others may be just fine but the weight is an issue. I am considering the g20ei, rcgf 20cc, and the mld 28cc. The plane with no engine and floats, weight about 10-11 pounds.
Any advise or imput would be appreciated.
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Morromaxx
Few engines have the power, but it may be too much and others may be just fine but the weight is an issue. I am considering the g20ei, rcgf 20cc, and the mld 28cc. The plane with no engine and floats, weight about 10-11 pounds.
Any advise or imput would be appreciated.
Thanks
Morromaxx
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These planes all fly well using Zenoah G23's and G26 engines. All weigh in the 12 to 14 pound range. Zenoah engines will outlast most pilots if treated well. I would think that with the popularity of the G26 and larger engines, there should be some pretty good deals out there on Zenoah G23's. I'd look for a good used G23, a little heavy but a mighty fine engine.
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Charley: thanks, yes the firewal has been reinforced and I hope the plane could handle the extra pound, I have to give it a try.
Antique: Thank you as well, I think I will go with mld 28cc and use the larger prop the engine can take.
I am concerned about the extra weight the zenoah has.
Sincerely
Morromaxx
Antique: Thank you as well, I think I will go with mld 28cc and use the larger prop the engine can take.
I am concerned about the extra weight the zenoah has.
Sincerely
Morromaxx




