Does anyone recognize this engine?
10-13-2008 | 05:19 PM
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Does anyone recognize this engine?
Hi,
I bought this engine on the weekend at a swap meet. It has no markings other than "Made In China" and I was told it was a .61 glow engine.
See pictures below.
Thanks for your help.
Fly4Fun,
Wayne Miller
I bought this engine on the weekend at a swap meet. It has no markings other than "Made In China" and I was told it was a .61 glow engine.
See pictures below.
Thanks for your help.
Fly4Fun,
Wayne Miller
10-13-2008 | 06:19 PM
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RE: Does anyone recognize this engine?
It looks like a "VMax" (or similar name) marketed by VMar. We had one at our field. A reliable but not very powerful unit.
10-13-2008 | 07:02 PM
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RE: Does anyone recognize this engine?
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It looks like a "VMax" (or similar name) marketed by VMar. We had one at our field. A reliable but not very powerful unit.
It looks like a "VMax" (or similar name) marketed by VMar. We had one at our field. A reliable but not very powerful unit.
That's my guess too...I have seen a couple at our field.
10-13-2008 | 07:14 PM
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RE: Does anyone recognize this engine?
Hi,
Thanks for your help. I did a search and was able to find the engine, with pictures, at Richmond Hill hobies, from there I found the manual. It is a VMAX.
Althougth I can't find the hp or RPM (which I'd like to have), they do give dimensions and prop sizes.
From the dimensions I was able to confirm it is a .61.
Thanks for your help.
Fly4Fun,
Wayne Miller
Thanks for your help. I did a search and was able to find the engine, with pictures, at Richmond Hill hobies, from there I found the manual. It is a VMAX.
Althougth I can't find the hp or RPM (which I'd like to have), they do give dimensions and prop sizes.
From the dimensions I was able to confirm it is a .61.
Thanks for your help.
Fly4Fun,
Wayne Miller
