Morris Profile Hots Engine
#1
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I'm in the Middle of a Morris Profile Hots Kit. I was planning to install one of the .46's I have laying around but I was wondering what other people have used on this plane. Anybody like (or not like) anything specific? alos, anyone built this kit and has any cautions or suggestions?
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#2
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You'll LOVE this plane. It's a wild child! I built one and used an OS .45FX. When I build another, I'm gonna use a Webra Speed .40 or .50. The Webra has gobs of power and the instant throttle response that you need in a plane like this one.
Dr.1
Dr.1
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The Profile Hots is more of a 3D plane. It's built light and has LARGE control surfaces. I wouldn't want to fly it at full throttle for more than a few seconds (flutter possibility). It's a close-in type plane. It'll do 4' loops, no-roll takeoffs, rolls too fast to count, and figure eight touch-and-gos inside a large utility van. 
Dr.1

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I basically just want to use this as a fun-fly and try to get into 3D a little more. I have a couple fast planes so speed isn't really a goal here. Anyone ever use a 4-stroke on the Profile Hots? I was thinking about a 2-stroke .46 just because I have a couple on hand. Now I am thinking about a 4-stroke.
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I think a 45's weight ruins a great flying plane. I flew mine with a TT.36, ST.34, PAW.35 diesel. Then on another hots, I had a TT.54 4stroke. They were all acceptable.



