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2 stroke
Hi does anyone know of a good hay to totaly eliminaate the oil that you get on a two stroke airplane engine? Iv got a exaust deflector but that dosent work 100%
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RE: 2 stroke
No.
Probably the only way would be to run fuel with no oil in it at all. Then watch as your motor seizes. |
RE: 2 stroke
ORIGINAL: mattman683 Hi does anyone know of a good hay to totaly eliminaate the oil that you get on a two stroke airplane engine? Iv got a exaust deflector but that dosent work 100% Thanks 2. switch to a spark-ignited gasoline engine. Much less mess. 3. use a Pitts type muffler, helps a lot shooting the exhaust down under. 4. fly gliders. 5. stick to a flight simulator. In addition, there is a thread about using a mix of gasoline and glow fuel. You might check that out. I didn't read it all, to see if the mess is reduced. I prefer method 2, above. Good luck, Dave Olson |
RE: 2 stroke
Just part of the game. Clean up your airplane after every flight with a good cleaner. Make sure your cleaner has no ammonia as this will mess up the glue on the monokote causing bubbles.
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RE: 2 stroke
ORIGINAL: spitfire66 Just part of the game. ORIGINAL: spitfire66 Make sure your cleaner has no ammonia as this will mess up the glue on the monokote causing bubbles. Not much you can do. As you've seen, a deverter can help, but it's not 100% 4-strokes and gassers are a LOT less messy. Also the design of the plane can make a difference, One plane may not collect as much as another. Bottom line, if you don't like to clean oil off your plane, you'll need to go electric or switch hobbies |
RE: 2 stroke
Hey, it's why we're affectionately called "slimers".
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