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Old 03-06-2018, 07:02 AM
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I would love to have one that size. Have a pair of 91's just waiting for one. My 101" Ziroli will have 38CC 4 stroke gas, which I heard fly the plane with authority. Straight piped, so should sound really good too.
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Musting,,

There is a fair bit of leeway with flexible cowls sliding over an engine,bit fiddly sometimes.The world models midget has a longer w/span than my 55" cmpro version so i'm guessing the your midget fuse is at least as wide as mine.I've included a close up pic of the fa115 mounting and as you can see that fits nicely side mounted.
OF, from your photos it looks promising,,, hummm>> compared to the 115 I wonder if the Twin is not as wide from the Crank's Center to the tip of the Rocker Covers because the Twin's Cylinders are from the 50 engine, so it should not be as wide, <sound's correct to me

ps never underate chinese composite fuses this one is beautifully made,light and very strong,it's so well finished people asked me if i'd painted it.After fitting the saito 115 and test flying it
OF, I do have an unfinished Worlds Model 46 P-40, it may not be the best to scale ARF but it's a very well built plane, and it's Canopy is absolutely beautiful, the best I have ever seen,, but I can't say much about it's plastic retracts, I guess they would be OK if they were replaced after a give amount of flights,,, I am going to put an OS Hyper 50 Heli engine in mine, and use a GMS 46 Muffler that is just a bit larger than my OS 61FX muffler, the engine and muffler should work well together

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Old 03-06-2018, 07:57 AM
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B-25,,

note the sound of the Saitos near the end of the video where he was flying slower, it sounded so cool,, well> I was wondering how it would have sounded if he was flying by even slower ??

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Old 03-06-2018, 08:13 AM
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FlyerInOKC,, I'm betting you uncle is/was a great man to be around, in my life time I have found guys like your uncle were the best to know and be around, they love kids,, my father's friend was in the Navy, he was a sort guy strong as an ox, he would bring me plastic glue together planes, I loved him most of all my father's friends,, Louie, I wish he could have seen me fly RC

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Old 03-06-2018, 08:25 AM
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will have 38CC 4 stroke gas
LOL two 38cc Gassers with open exhaust in a 101" B-25, you got to post a video of it in the air, it's going to sound so cool

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Old 03-06-2018, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Old Fart
Barry it's nice to see other people fitting saito glow engines to an electric design,i did'nt realize that was a pattern plane till i looked it up.A saito 82 in that thing should absolutely hammer along.What prop?
Hi Pete. The original Epsilon from CA Models in Argentina were 90 & 120 size kits. All the foam came sheeted by expert baggers. Then, a 40 size kit was released. The 82 is in the Epsilon 40, and the 125 is in the Epsilon 90. These are the 2005 era competition grade pattern kits and were designed for glow engines. CA Models went to electric later and then dropped the kit making end which is a crying shame. I have one Widebody 40 kit still in the box to build one day, and then no more. To me, those are the best kits ever made for "Sunday" flying to pattern competition. Building those are truly fun. I took my time with the Epsilon 40 because I enjoyed working with it so much. The fuselage is well designed, laser cut interlocking ply. You can put one together all lined up without any glue and it will hold alignment. It also has a sheeted turtleneck and forward deck, sheeted tail and horizontal stab. I really miss those kits. I'll get the prop data later. Thanks for asking old friend.
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My God, My God, look at this, I want it so much, some one buy it before I do, I have too many engines now and I have just decided to buy that HP 120 Twin for my VQ P-40,, I don't need it but just look at it, it's beautiful and the price my God

Saito FA-80T - RTF (ID: 1131831)

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Old 03-06-2018, 12:16 PM
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Well DAMN! That is perfect for a 1/5th SIG Cub!

Nope, not buying it, have 2 cubs already and no time to fly.
Old 03-06-2018, 12:24 PM
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your not buying it ???

you would do that to me ?? some one buy it !! why did I have to look *#&@

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I just spent $500 on hotels for two trips just for RC stuff, Toledo and SIG! I have a list of things that come before more POWA!
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some one bought it, boy what a deal, if it was a 100iT for $500 I would have bought it in an instant

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Jim we must sound like over excited puppy dogs sometimes and a few people here may think we should be back on the 'special bus'

Barry looking at what you wrote was a bit of an eyeopener and i had'nt considered putting a saito in to a pattern plane.
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Originally Posted by Old Fart
Jim we must sound like over excited puppy dogs sometimes and a few people here may think we should be back on the 'special bus'

Barry looking at what you wrote was a bit of an eyeopener and i had'nt considered putting a saito in to a pattern plane.
I don't know the price on that twin was something special. If I had something besides two starved to death moths in my wallet I would have pounced on the deal too! OF a Saito belongs in every airplane!
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FlyerInOKC,, a few weeks ago there was a Saito 100T on there for $450, the price for this 80T was so good there was no need at all to ask the seller to come down, and it was so good I would like to keep you guessing LOL, it was $250 shipped,, I should have bought it, I mean, I should have bought !!!!!!!!! LOL

OF, I stll have not taken that photo of me on the floor rolling around/playing with my Saitos like a puppy LOL LOL

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OF, BTW, you never said anything about my new K&B 100

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Don't worry , . . . be happy ! ! It's still in the family. Close to finishing a Rascal 80 with a FA62. After a while, I'm thinking that is where the FA80T will find it's home. Does a 13.5 x 6 cf prop sound about right ?

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Old 03-07-2018, 06:42 PM
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a 13x6/ 13.5 x 6 sound's right to me, I hope you enjoy the engine

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OF, BTW, you never said anything about my new K&B 100

Jim
That's because i think your trying to introduce a smelly evil sounding two stroke in to the conversation

Triumphman i looked up that rascal 80 it's much prettier than my deccys maybe you could run a nicely grained wooden prop,say 14x6 at around eight on the ground?
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Old 03-08-2018, 11:05 AM
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That's because i think your trying to introduce a smelly evil sounding two stroke in to the conversation
LOL

seriously, I wish Saito would build a 100, 120 Flat Head, you know, upside down Valves flat head, it would be unique,, light and sound cool,, and just be cool, I'd buy one

Saito,, I want a Flat Head, maybe a 112 !!

Jim

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PPPFFFT I want some warmer weather with a dry smooth runway so I can get some flights on my Rascal 168, and maiden my Saito 91 powered 4*60 with retracts!
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OF, Will be prop experimenting (do have some scimitars, Dynathrust's and Zingers') hoping to gain in up lines, and . . . . . Oh'hhhh . . . that sound. But 1st, be trying to get used to that twin carb set-up. Some people make it sound so easy. Guess I'll have a try at it.

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Originally Posted by acdii
PPPFFFT I want some warmer weather with a dry smooth runway so I can get some flights on my Rascal 168, and maiden my Saito 91 powered 4*60 with retracts!
jope i can test fly the rascal 2 before sig. but i need to get it done first
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Hobbist
should be getting 82’s this week and will send one to you next week
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ACDii, My 4*60 sits still packaged . . . . on top of my couch ! !(that's how much I want to start it), but . . . . got too many engine choices LOL !

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Originally Posted by triumphman49
ACDii, My 4*60 sits still packaged . . . . on top of my couch ! !(that's how much I want to start it), but . . . . got too many engine choices LOL !

T-man49
hey don’t worry about two many chances build one for each engine.
Like this couldn’t decide Saito 56 or 72 so I built two fazers one for each engine
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