gbfan

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What plane would be best for this engine ? I have one sitting around and I know it will run perfect..
So I need a plane built for this motor as it is hard to figure out what planes it will fit into .
So if you have one and a good plane it fits please let me know.

Thanks
David

Truckracer

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What kind of planes do you like to fly or build? Knowing that would help people answer your question.

The 35 is a good old dependable engine though down on power compared to more modern engines. It is also a bit heavy compared to newer offerings. I still see these in WW1 airplanes as well as high wing floater type planes. I'm sure many other airplanes would also be suitable.

flyinwalenda

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Any scale plane ;Morrisey Bravo, Cub or a warbird or a sport plane like a Laser , 4 Star, or Sportster.

Hircflyer

[quote]ORIGINAL: gbfan

What plane would be best for this engine ? I have one sitting around and I know it will run perfect..
So I need a plane built for this motor as it is hard to figure out what planes it will fit into .
So if you have one and a good plane it fits please let me know.

Thanks
David

Here is my Ryans Rebel for the Quadra 35 with a 18x8 prop flies great Model Aviation plans easy to build.

Rodney

I have used the Quadra's on the large Lazy Ace, the Phaeton90 and 1/4 scale Gypsy Moth. On my Phaeton90, it was the Quadra 72cc. I did have to move the firewall back a few inches and beef up the landing gear as the engine/muffler weighed 7 pounds but the plane was a dream to fly, still would land at a very low speed.

Mooney_driver

I have a pair of them on a Bud Nosen 1/4 scale Cessna 310 from about 1977. They are heavy but then so is the plane.

Gray Beard

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Put one in a Bravo, not a bad match..

bikerbc

I think a big stick would be a good fit..