Need Engine for 60 Size pattern plane
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What plane is it?
something like an older pattern design that calls for a classic rear-exhaust 61?
Try a Rossi 61 RE (I have 2 of them, strong engines)... or a YS 61 RE... or a OS 61 Hanno Special, if you can find one...
something like an older pattern design that calls for a classic rear-exhaust 61?Try a Rossi 61 RE (I have 2 of them, strong engines)... or a YS 61 RE... or a OS 61 Hanno Special, if you can find one...
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it doesn't require a reaer exhaust. The plane is a L&R Airtrax 60 size.
How about a O.S 61FX ? that's a good engine isn't it?
How about a O.S 61FX ? that's a good engine isn't it?
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I would recomend a good 90-91 4-stroke for just about any 60 size ship pattern or otherwise. I have a brand new one on E-bay if your interested check this link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=1718238845
If you wish to buy it directly, I am asking $250.00 for it and I will cover shippping (within US).
Thanks.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=1718238845
If you wish to buy it directly, I am asking $250.00 for it and I will cover shippping (within US).
Thanks.
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I built a Ultra Sport 60 last year and installed a OS 91 Surpass. Still haven't flown it. I have a SIG King Kobra with a ST 61 ABC. I had a Cutlass pattern plane till about 1996 or 97 and it had a ST 61 ring. I guess you can't go wrong putting a moderatly powerful 60 size engine in a 60 size pattern plane.
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You can see the plane on my site... the link is below.
here are the specs..
wingspan -- 64inches
Wing Cord -- 11 inches avg
total wing area -- 704 Sq inches
fuse length -- 53 1/2 inches
Stabilizer Span -- 28 inches
Total Stab area -- 195 sq inches
Weight, ready to fly 7lbs
how do those specs sound ?
here are the specs..
wingspan -- 64inches
Wing Cord -- 11 inches avg
total wing area -- 704 Sq inches
fuse length -- 53 1/2 inches
Stabilizer Span -- 28 inches
Total Stab area -- 195 sq inches
Weight, ready to fly 7lbs
how do those specs sound ?
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Must be the Airemax? Well personally at 7 Lbs a YS 91FZ would be gr8 4 stroke in there. 2 Stroke back on my Phoenix 8 I had an HB 61 Piped in the 88 Nationals Even made the Magazine that year with it gr8 reliable motor.
Basically Pete any Quality 61 Piped would work just fine at that weight as well any of the 91 4strokes will do fine. I'm going to throw up now but the Saito 100 being 550 g's would be nice as well.
Bottom line it's going to be your final decision that your going to please and no one else.
Basically Pete any Quality 61 Piped would work just fine at that weight as well any of the 91 4strokes will do fine. I'm going to throw up now but the Saito 100 being 550 g's would be nice as well.
Bottom line it's going to be your final decision that your going to please and no one else.
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If you need a quick, cheap engine, Go for a used YS 61 long stroke two stroke engine. Its got the YS fuel injection, and is very powerful for its size. I had the rear exthaust one in a 60 size Desire pattern plane with Hatori pipe, and was an awesome flier! I would recommend YS for any performance applictation.
As for Saito? Save that for a Piper Cub
Good luck
As for Saito? Save that for a Piper Cub

Good luck




