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WeAkEndDFLyER23 12-28-2005 04:14 PM

YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
Wich produce more power YS 1.40 or OS 1.60 for all out 3D

w8ye 12-28-2005 04:30 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
The OS 160 is much more popular and will be more familiar to you. It is also more readily available.

Enjoy,

jim

William Robison 12-28-2005 05:56 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
Weekender:


ORIGINAL: w8ye
The OS 160 is much more popular and will be more familiar to you. It is also more readily available.
But the YS is the more powerful of thetwo.

If you want the YS power at a better price and less weight than the OS, just get a Saito FA-180. Or get the Saito FA-150 and still have more power than the OS, and at a lighter engine weight.

Bill.


Richard L. 12-28-2005 06:30 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
Sorry Bill, the OS 160 is more powerful than the Saito FA-150. The OS 160 can swing a 17x10 or an 18x8 prop on 15% fuel with ease. The Saito 150 can only swing a 16x8 prop.

William Robison 12-28-2005 06:49 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
So get the FA-180 and be done with it.

Or if you insist on the OS get the one that says "Magnum" on the box.

Bill.

hestvikauto 12-28-2005 06:57 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
Still, the OS are stronger than the Saito 180. See the tack readings from other users.

William Robison 12-28-2005 06:59 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
Just had a thought. If the OS in question is a two stroke, it might well be more powerful than the YS 140 also. I was thinking four stroke all the way.

Bill.

Richard L. 12-28-2005 07:10 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
OS does not make a 1.60 four stroke.

hestvikauto 12-28-2005 07:16 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
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Yes they do.
160 FLAT TWIN II

Richard L. 12-28-2005 08:06 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
My bad. What about single cylinder?

FlyingPilgrim 12-28-2005 11:24 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
I suspect the output of the YS 1.40 may be slightly higher than the OS 1.60 (2-stroke), but the OS is lighter, cheaper, and will run on lower nitro content fuel.

WeAkEndDFLyER23 12-29-2005 02:59 AM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
Thank you guy seems like OS 1.60 would fit better for my application

What do you guys recommend should I get OS 1.60 with standard muffler? Or just get bare OS 1.60 with out muffler and look for after market tune pipes.

I’m putting this one on my OMP EDGE 80’ proflie that my wife got me for x-max.

Flyer95 12-29-2005 03:17 AM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 


ORIGINAL: WeAkEndDFLyER23

Wich produce more power YS 1.40 or OS 1.60 for all out 3D
On the stock mufflers the power output should be about the same. YS is lighter than the OS 160 twostroke and would be the first choice for "all out 3D". Good luck.

FlyingPilgrim 12-29-2005 09:55 AM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
Flyer95 is right, the YS is lighter. Excuse my error in earlier post. YS 1.40 is 890 g, OS 1.60 is 930 g (without muffler).

As long as you're putting it on a profile, use the stock muffler for the OS. It does not have as cool of a sound as the pitts type, but will fit your plane well, and it is supposed to have better performance than the aftermarket can type (pitts) mufflers. They tend to sound like a 2- stroke dirt bike.

Don M. 12-29-2005 11:21 AM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
I have both and there are so many pros & cons to both it is hard to pick a winner. If you want cheap, realiable power go OS, but man it is hard to beat the sound and throttle transition of the YS. It's a toss up, to me it would depend on the plane.

Kostas1 12-29-2005 12:38 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
I prefer the YS 140 FZ engine because it will burn even the last drop of fuel!Have in mind this!
YS engines don't have any problems of your flying moves!

Don M. 12-29-2005 01:14 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 


ORIGINAL: ʯstas

I prefer the YS 140 FZ engine because it will burn even the last drop of fuel!Have in mind this!
YS engines don't have any problems of your flying moves!


My OS has a Perry pump and is just as good at drawing fuel as my 140FZ.

Kostas1 12-29-2005 03:16 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
Υes but the total system with your pump is much heavier than the YS 140FZ!;)

Don M. 12-29-2005 04:37 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 


ORIGINAL: ʯstas

Υes but the total system with your pump is much heavier than the YS 140FZ!;)

I have weighed the OS but never the YS system. actually my YS SYSTEM would be heavier than the OS SYSTEM. My YS is in a pattern plane with a Hyde mount, nose ring & Hatori header & pipe. I am sure that if I put a Slimline pitts on the YS and mounted on a Dubro mount the difference in weight would only be a few ozs.

I don't know what I am argueing about anyway, I have both engines, I like both engines and as I say the type of plane I am using would dictate which one I use. I'm still saying it's a toss up. ;););)

Kostas1 12-29-2005 05:29 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
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seanychen 12-31-2005 04:12 AM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 


ORIGINAL: WeAkEndDFLyER23

Thank you guy seems like OS 1.60 would fit better for my application

What do you guys recommend should I get OS 1.60 with standard muffler? Or just get bare OS 1.60 with out muffler and look for after market tune pipes.

I’m putting this one on my OMP EDGE 80’ proflie that my wife got me for x-max.
OMP sells a MCP pipe for OS 160. They claim it boosts 1000 rpm on 18x6W prop as compared to the standard muffler. They said the standard OS muffler broke off during flight once, caused the engine to quit, and caused the plane to crash. They also say the pipe is lighter than the stock muffler, which is like 10 oz. But the OMP MCP costs like $100.

I have the same OMP Edge 80' Profile ARF, and the rail width is perfect for the OS 160. I earlier tried to mount my YS 140 DZ on there, but the spacing is too wide for my YS such that the engine mounting holes line up with the beam edge. I have scratched the idea of outfitting my YS 140 for that plane, and decided to put a Moki 180 on there, which is a little too big to fit, but a little trimming has solved that problem.

As for power, OS 160 FX w/ BCM Pitts muffler & 5% nitro swings APC 18x6W @ 9100 rpm, Pro-Zinger 18x8 @ 8500 rpm. I think with OMP MCP the OS 160 will swing 18x6W @ over 10k.

YS 140 DZ w/ 30% nitro & PSPEC muffler swings APC 18x6W @ 9500 rpm, Pro-Zinger 18x8 @ 8500 rpm

Mind you, this is the expensive YS DZ, not the less expensive YS 140 Sport. I think the peak power of YS 140 Sport is about the same as OS 160 with normal muffler. The distinct difference for YS is not in peak power, but in midrange and transition. You will find OS 160 w/ a heavy APC 18x6W prop will spool up with noticeable lag. Also, OS 160 at 1/4 to 1/3 throttle rings a bit, not very steady. I hope the OMP MCP solves this problem.

seanychen 12-31-2005 04:16 AM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
Weight difference between the 2 packages are:

YS 140 = 34 oz, muffler = 2 ~3 oz

OS 160 = 32 oz, MCP = 6~8 oz

When push comes to shove, let me tell you, unless you want to re-engineer the front engine mount beam for the narrower YS 140, you should go with OS 160, and get the MCP. Total cost is still less than YS 140 Sport.

STG 01-01-2006 01:38 AM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 

ORIGINAL: seanychen



ORIGINAL: WeAkEndDFLyER23

Thank you guy seems like OS 1.60 would fit better for my application

What do you guys recommend should I get OS 1.60 with standard muffler? Or just get bare OS 1.60 with out muffler and look for after market tune pipes.

I’m putting this one on my OMP EDGE 80’ proflie that my wife got me for x-max.
OMP sells a MCP pipe for OS 160. They claim it boosts 1000 rpm on 18x6W prop as compared to the standard muffler. They said the standard OS muffler broke off during flight once, caused the engine to quit, and caused the plane to crash. They also say the pipe is lighter than the stock muffler, which is like 10 oz. But the OMP MCP costs like $100.

I have the same OMP Edge 80' Profile ARF, and the rail width is perfect for the OS 160. I earlier tried to mount my YS 140 DZ on there, but the spacing is too wide for my YS such that the engine mounting holes line up with the beam edge. I have scratched the idea of outfitting my YS 140 for that plane, and decided to put a Moki 180 on there, which is a little too big to fit, but a little trimming has solved that problem.

As for power, OS 160 FX w/ BCM Pitts muffler & 5% nitro swings APC 18x6W @ 9100 rpm, Pro-Zinger 18x8 @ 8500 rpm. I think with OMP MCP the OS 160 will swing 18x6W @ over 10k.

YS 140 DZ w/ 30% nitro & PSPEC muffler swings APC 18x6W @ 9500 rpm, Pro-Zinger 18x8 @ 8500 rpm

Mind you, this is the expensive YS DZ, not the less expensive YS 140 Sport. I think the peak power of YS 140 Sport is about the same as OS 160 with normal muffler. The distinct difference for YS is not in peak power, but in midrange and transition. You will find OS 160 w/ a heavy APC 18x6W prop will spool up with noticeable lag. Also, OS 160 at 1/4 to 1/3 throttle rings a bit, not very steady. I hope the OMP MCP solves this problem.
Seanychen,

I have just tested on of those OMP Sport pipes and the one I had was not what they claimed.

1) It was very, very loud --especially at idle

2)Spool was better with APC 18x6 but top RPM's only gained 300rpm(from bission pitts)--Brought RPM up to open face. --looks like the pipe is tuned for about 7000rpm (very long tuned length) so it makes sense that transition would be much improved.

I am going to try the FAI macs Pipe next. Hope to swing a 19x7 Skorepa into the mid 8's with it on an 11 pound Giles.



seanychen 01-01-2006 02:45 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 


ORIGINAL: STG

Hope to swing a 19x7 Skorepa into the mid 8's with it on an 11 pound Giles.

About the OMP MCP, maybe they mean 1000 rpm gain from stock muffler, which may be weaker than BCM Pitts. That stock muffler is next to useless: heavy (10 oz, 1/3 of engine weight, structurally unsound, and now power robbing? The only virtue of that muffler is perhaps providing back pressure and muffles.)

I'd love to try one of them Skorepa 19x7. It looks like it would be the sweet spot for my Moki 180 as well. Is there a weblink to order it? I forgot.

STG 01-01-2006 03:02 PM

RE: YS 1.40 Vs OS 1.60 Who got Power
 
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Ed says they will be in stock any time now. Watch the web site.

http://www.escomposites.com/wooden_props.htm

I did did some pull tests with the 16x6 and 17x6 Skorepa's on my OS108
OS 108

16x6 apc 9600 15.3pounds thrust
16x6 SK 9550 14.9 pounds

17x6apc 9200 15.5 pounds
17x6 Sk 9150 16.1pounds

Dick Hanson did a pull test EVO1.6 and pipe @4500 feet

18x6 Pro Zinger 8800 and 15pounds thrust
18x6 Sk 9000 & 16 pounds of thrust

Here is a couple pictures of the Skorepa 18x6 next to the heavy APC 18x6w:


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