Engine Identification
12-25-2002 | 02:41 PM
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From: College Station, TX
IT"S RUSSIAN!
Hey folks,
This engine is definately Russian ( I know 'cause I'm russian and can read the instructions). The manual just calls it the "micro engine" (I don't think that's the name, but...). maybe if you scan some more of the pages, or even the box it came in, and send the pics to me I could read on and see if they mention a manufacturer..... My email address is : [email protected]
This engine is definately Russian ( I know 'cause I'm russian and can read the instructions). The manual just calls it the "micro engine" (I don't think that's the name, but...). maybe if you scan some more of the pages, or even the box it came in, and send the pics to me I could read on and see if they mention a manufacturer..... My email address is : [email protected]
12-25-2002 | 06:14 PM
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Engine Identification
im not sure, but that engine looks like a MDS .15, doesn't it???
it wasnt probably translated to english, since it was probably sold in the russian market
it wasnt probably translated to english, since it was probably sold in the russian market
12-25-2002 | 06:50 PM
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From: NY,
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Russian engine.
This is Russian build engine for control line speed.
In English you would pronounce the name similar like Z-AST- CUM 2.5 cubic cm.
Produced not far from Moscow ( Ivanovo?). Very popular in Russia for those who don’t have ability build their own or buy ‘Rossi’ or ‘Nelson’.
Build to run on FAI fuel (no nitro). Produced for over 20 years. Pretty close to ‘Rossi’.
I had my first of them in 1982, I think. Yours looks a bit lighter ( less aluminum around exhaust) , but almost the same.
In English you would pronounce the name similar like Z-AST- CUM 2.5 cubic cm.
Produced not far from Moscow ( Ivanovo?). Very popular in Russia for those who don’t have ability build their own or buy ‘Rossi’ or ‘Nelson’.
Build to run on FAI fuel (no nitro). Produced for over 20 years. Pretty close to ‘Rossi’.
I had my first of them in 1982, I think. Yours looks a bit lighter ( less aluminum around exhaust) , but almost the same.
10-31-2003 | 01:19 PM
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From: Zelenogorsk, RUSSIA
RE: Engine
This is CSTKAM-2.5 KR . Russian glow engine designed for U/C speed models.
THIS ENGINE HAVE SAME DESIGN AND DATA AS ROSSI .15 Working volume - 2.5 cubic centimeters (approx 0.15 cu.in.). Speed 22000 rpm without pipe and 28000 with pipe.
I have one NIB engine for sale.
THIS ENGINE HAVE SAME DESIGN AND DATA AS ROSSI .15 Working volume - 2.5 cubic centimeters (approx 0.15 cu.in.). Speed 22000 rpm without pipe and 28000 with pipe.
I have one NIB engine for sale.
10-31-2003 | 01:49 PM
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RE: Engine
Heres one on now.
http://cgi..com/ws/SAPI.dll?ViewItem...category=19164
they usually go for around $70.00
where the**** is type in com without the space between , They don't want you to see their competitors. I can't even write
Yours is an earlier model with spun aluminum pipe. The newer ones actually have a cast pipe(which is heavier). They are fairly common and made by the MDS folks.
Max
http://cgi..com/ws/SAPI.dll?ViewItem...category=19164
they usually go for around $70.00
where the**** is type in com without the space between , They don't want you to see their competitors. I can't even write
Yours is an earlier model with spun aluminum pipe. The newer ones actually have a cast pipe(which is heavier). They are fairly common and made by the MDS folks.
Max
