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Old 07-30-2004 | 12:31 PM
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Looking for a good plug for my Moki. It`s not pumped if that makes a diff. Thanks to all
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I use the K&B 1L.

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I use an OS type F. Works better for inverted mounted engines, oil build up on the glow plug. Mine is not inverted but I heard it was a good plug so I'm running that with no problems.

I heard the K&B is perfect for upright or side mounted engines.

The above is pretty much right out of the manual.
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I read an old thread on the H9 Edge540 this morning. I think I recall you having a Moki 1.80, or a Moki 2.10 in one of these planes. If so, would you please recomend one or the other for the Edge. I know, for example, that the 2.10 is only 5 oz heavier than the 1.80. I'm interested in doing IMAC and freestyle/3D. I just bought a used 540, and am saving for an engine. Thanks for your help.
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I read an old thread on the H9 Edge540 this morning. I think I recall you having a Moki 1.80, or a Moki 2.10 in one of these planes. If so, would you please recomend one or the other for the Edge. I know, for example, that the 2.10 is only 5 oz heavier than the 1.80. I'm interested in doing IMAC and freestyle/3D. I just bought a used 540, and am saving for an engine. Thanks for your help.
Actually either one would work really well. The 1.80 would be perfect and the 2.10 would have unlimited vertical. I'd say you could hover at 1/2 throttle with the 1.80 and 1/4 to 1/3 with the 2.10. With the 2.10 you'd want to reinforce the firewall. The 1.80 will have a 18-20 inch diameter prop and the 2.10 will have a 20-22 inch if clearance is an issue. The extra weight is not worth worrying about since an ounce in the tail will offset that extra 5 ounces the 2.10 has. Chances are the 2.10 will balance better like a gas engine, they always balance better (no nose weight needed). It just depends how experienced you are too. Having all the power on hand with the 2.10 will take some good judgement on the throttle. Go to idle on the downlines!!! [8D]

BTW, I would not recommend gas engines for this size plane, just too heavy. Typically a pound more than glow.

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Joe, thanks a lot for the advice. I just returned to the hobby after 20 yrs away. Presently have a Funtana 40,a EF Mini3D, a FF Taco, and a Twist 3D. This 3D really cranks my tractor. I used to fly pattern back in the 70's, so am proficient at throttle mgt.

I think I'll go with the Moki 2.10. I hate to go with a smaller engine, then wish for more power..Again, thanks for your input. Do you know where to get the CF landing gear for this bird?
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