Engine for a SIG SE
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From: Bloomington, IL
Is an Irvine 53 to much power for SIG SE? I am looking
at moving up from a OS FX 40 from my trainer to little bit more
powerful engine for my SIG SE. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Mike
at moving up from a OS FX 40 from my trainer to little bit more
powerful engine for my SIG SE. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Mike
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From: Heyworth, IL,
Hey Mike, I think the Irvine .53 would be an excellent engine for your SE (love the .46 in my 4*), but you might also want to consider the Webra .50. I'll bring my SE out to the field tomorrow if you wanna try it out. I haven't flown it for awhile, so that will be a chance to run some fuel through it. Hope to see ya there...
Len
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Originally posted by mookie
Is an Irvine 53 to much power for SIG SE? I am looking
at moving up from a OS FX 40 from my trainer to little bit more
powerful engine for my SIG SE. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Mike
Is an Irvine 53 to much power for SIG SE? I am looking
at moving up from a OS FX 40 from my trainer to little bit more
powerful engine for my SIG SE. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Mike
-David C.
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From: Portage La Prairie,
MB, CANADA
The Somethin' Extra and the Irvine 53 go very well together. The stock gear and suggested wheel size has just enough clearance to swing a 12" prop. I use 12x4s, 12x5s and 11x6s. Vertical and hover is best with the 12x4.





