skystar 40
12-31-2006 | 01:13 PM
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skystar 40
Hi:-)
I have a protech skystar 40, which is a nice 40 size trainer. I also have a os.91 surpass that needs a plane...
Would that be totaly overpowered and unflyable?
I have a protech skystar 40, which is a nice 40 size trainer. I also have a os.91 surpass that needs a plane...
Would that be totaly overpowered and unflyable?
12-31-2006 | 09:31 PM
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RE: skystar 40
G'day Mate,
Generally a 91FS in a 40 size plane, is a bit much, the weight factor hanging off the front would take a lot to balance at the rear, usually a 40 size plane with a 46 is overpowered, so going to a 91 is way overpowered. get a bigger trainer or a smaller motor, for the trainer.
Just my thoughts on the subject.
Generally a 91FS in a 40 size plane, is a bit much, the weight factor hanging off the front would take a lot to balance at the rear, usually a 40 size plane with a 46 is overpowered, so going to a 91 is way overpowered. get a bigger trainer or a smaller motor, for the trainer.
Just my thoughts on the subject.
