Sig smith miniplane
04-30-2002 | 11:56 PM
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From: suisun city,
CA,
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os 52 pulls my smith mini around. I feel it's the perfect motor for the job. Anything bigger would be over kill. But keep in mind that I'm not known for outragiously overpowering my planes.
05-01-2002 | 10:31 PM
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From: Galesburg, IL
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Never had a fourstroker on mine had one of those Thundertigers on mine and it would snap in a heart beat. And would do anything else I could think of for a pilot of my skill. 
I actually built six of the little planes and they all flew just fine with what ever you could put on them But I realy prefer the Theundertiger over all others. 
05-07-2002 | 12:47 AM
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From: Ashland,
VA
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I am putting a RCV 60 in mine. The mini is not complete yet. I do believe it will be an interesting maiden flight. The RCV 60 will turn a 16x12 prop. I have a 13.5x13.5 three blade prop for my mini.
09-29-2002 | 06:54 PM
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From: Colorado
Sig smith miniplane
I used the saito .56 w/ 11-7 APC. The only thing the airplane won't do is torque roll. I'm convinced that is only because of the altitude here; 5,280 ft. plus!! It does hover. I think the .65 would be better. You'll LOVE it!!!!
