Engine For Bridi Stick???????????????
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From: concord, NC
I am looking to put a gas engine on a Bridi Ugly stick.It has a 80"wingspan,supposed to weigh 9 lbs without engine.Says to use up to 1.8 4 or 2 stroke.
Thanks for your suggestions.the plane can be seen at bridiradiocontrol.com in 1/4 scale section
Thanks for your suggestions.the plane can be seen at bridiradiocontrol.com in 1/4 scale section
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From: Clyde, NC
Go with the converted saw engines whether it be Homelites or Poulans. There cheaper & are a blast on sticks. A friend has the Bridie Big Bee with a 33cc Homey from RS Engines & it flys great!!
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From: Montgomery,
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I could reccomend the Ryobi conversion. Good torque and cheap to obtain. check out my testimonial at www.jagengines.com.
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From: Orlando,
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Originally posted by scootter
How about a BME 44? Too much power?
How about a BME 44? Too much power?
No such thing!!!! But with a weight of 9lbs on the airframe and 1311 inches of wing area, my personal choice would be an RCS 140 for great performance and economy.
Lynn



