lazy bee glo motor
05-16-2003, 11:57 PM
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lazy bee glo motor
dont be silly!
i had a 15 on my 40 " bee, remember that the bee is a lightweight plane.
you couldnt use all that power anyways so it would be dead weight, plus the lead at the back to compensate!
if you put a 42 on the nose it wont be a bee, anymore itll be a butterfly, or is that a FLUTTERby!
BUZZZZZ SNAP
i had a 15 on my 40 " bee, remember that the bee is a lightweight plane.
you couldnt use all that power anyways so it would be dead weight, plus the lead at the back to compensate!
if you put a 42 on the nose it wont be a bee, anymore itll be a butterfly, or is that a FLUTTERby!
BUZZZZZ SNAP
05-19-2003, 03:44 PM
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lazy bee glo motor
I dropped in a LA 25 with a 9X6 master airscrew prop. 60mph wide open and 10 to 15mph slow flybys. I can loop, roll, and even hang on the prop. The 25 is lighter than the four stroke but the four stroke can take a larger prop. It is a toss-up for me. I had the .25 laying around but I would like to purchase the Magnum 30 four stroker. There are many good things being said about this motor and it has peaked my curiosity. 
Dave
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