How does MVVS rate
#28
It looks that way to me man...
The .61 is $159.00....the .77 is $179.00....etc, et al
I'm almost certain that it's no less than a $20.00 increase and I scope the Morris
site often.
???
The .61 is $159.00....the .77 is $179.00....etc, et al
I'm almost certain that it's no less than a $20.00 increase and I scope the Morris
site often.
???
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From: Stolberg, GERMANY
Hi folks,
check out
www.mvvs.net
contact:
[email protected]
[email protected]
in Germany. These prices are hard to beat...
check out
www.mvvs.net
contact:
[email protected]
[email protected]
in Germany. These prices are hard to beat...
#30
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even though i've never seen an MVVS i get the feeling they make awesome engines due to all the positive feedbaback here on RCU.
so much so that i've even ordered an MVVS .15+rear exhaust tuned silencer through DarZeelon for a combo price of about $80. might seem pricey to you guys but over here that is a STEAL and about the same price as a POS OS LA!
i also get rear exhaust which is something i've been wanting in a .15 size engine for quite some time.
once i get it and run it i'll let the rc world know how it is
dave
so much so that i've even ordered an MVVS .15+rear exhaust tuned silencer through DarZeelon for a combo price of about $80. might seem pricey to you guys but over here that is a STEAL and about the same price as a POS OS LA!
i also get rear exhaust which is something i've been wanting in a .15 size engine for quite some time.
once i get it and run it i'll let the rc world know how it is
dave
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From: KL, MALAYSIA
MVVS is the only engine I am running now. The spares are cheap to buy if needed, the fuel cost is so low (i run on 0% nitro) and the engines develop a lot of power once broken in.
Best bang for the buck!!!
Best bang for the buck!!!
#33
This adress works not before i discovered there are new website.. 
Here are lnk to MVVS engines direct from MVVS factory. http://www.mvvs.cz/
Click at Czech flag, english and german site are not ready..[
]
Jens Eirik

Here are lnk to MVVS engines direct from MVVS factory. http://www.mvvs.cz/
Click at Czech flag, english and german site are not ready..[
]Jens Eirik
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Hmm, you guys got me checking MVVS out. You just don't hear about them that often. I was reading up on the .40 . I hear things like "instant acceleration", and rpm figures that resemble .46's. It also appears that it's pretty light. Sounds too good to be true. Can anyone chime in on this engine? How about fuel economy?
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From: Salmon ArmBritish Columbia, CANADA
I am the Canadian importer/distrubutor. I have not run the .40, but have the .49 and .91 on planes of my own. Both of these engines pull harder and throttle better than the OS engines that they replaced IMHO.
Build quality on these engines is awesome too.
Build quality on these engines is awesome too.
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From: london, UNITED KINGDOM
Ive got an MVVSZ 61 on a tuned pipe that is also a great engine, throttles so fast. I did have one dodgy one before then, but i got replaced free of charge.
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The large MVVS engines have increased $20.00 . They are now $179.95 for the 77.
I think they've made some design changes though. I know they've changed the
carb and the web site says the crankshaft is different also. There might be more
as the picture on Morris Hobbies web site looks different than my engines. Probably
made a good engine even better.
Mine are a couple of years old.
tommy s
I think they've made some design changes though. I know they've changed the
carb and the web site says the crankshaft is different also. There might be more
as the picture on Morris Hobbies web site looks different than my engines. Probably
made a good engine even better.
Mine are a couple of years old.
tommy s
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From: Stadtlohn, GERMANY
Hi @ all !
I've bought my .77 Mvvs, at www.mvvs.net , last year in spring , to put it in my Diablotin . It swings a 14x4 W APC at 11200 rpm peak.For a short time ,after firing up , at 11300rpm. I've set it to 11100 rpm for vertikal climbs .I use the Mvvs-header and a Alu-4- chamber muffler from KS.
0 Nitro and 15% synthetic oil( molsyn 60K). This engine is the most reliable engine i've ever had, at all rpm. Throttel respons is very good.
I think that the Mvvs-muffler and tuned pipes chokes the engine down ,
is better to get KS for maximum power. I use the stock plug.
I've bought my .77 Mvvs, at www.mvvs.net , last year in spring , to put it in my Diablotin . It swings a 14x4 W APC at 11200 rpm peak.For a short time ,after firing up , at 11300rpm. I've set it to 11100 rpm for vertikal climbs .I use the Mvvs-header and a Alu-4- chamber muffler from KS.
0 Nitro and 15% synthetic oil( molsyn 60K). This engine is the most reliable engine i've ever had, at all rpm. Throttel respons is very good.
I think that the Mvvs-muffler and tuned pipes chokes the engine down ,
is better to get KS for maximum power. I use the stock plug.
#46
No problem... it's just kinda funny to see a guy from france asking on an american website where he can get a product from a neighbouring country "in Europe"...
#50
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Winibald,
For us Israelis, ZAGNUT, adrian, Dinoslmn, Tuli and others, Hebrew is just as easy to understand as the French, or Flemish that you speak in Belgium, is for you.
But as someone living in a small country, most of us get along in many other languages as well. Even Czech, a la MVVS.
We will not argue about this issue, of course.
If you speak any European language, you should have no problem understanding the Czech language MVVS web site.
For us Israelis, ZAGNUT, adrian, Dinoslmn, Tuli and others, Hebrew is just as easy to understand as the French, or Flemish that you speak in Belgium, is for you.
But as someone living in a small country, most of us get along in many other languages as well. Even Czech, a la MVVS.
We will not argue about this issue, of course.
If you speak any European language, you should have no problem understanding the Czech language MVVS web site.





