mikefxu

Over here in Titusville, FL. Tried to go to local hobby shop and they are closed until August 2nd. Have purchase and almost used a entire gallon of Torco 20/14 from:cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll . This is my second gallon purchased. First nitro car so can't really speak if it good or bad compared to anything. I have been in that Hobby Town a few times, prior to me owing a R/C vehicle since being a child (<18). Small slow town so I am better off buying online unless I am going to Orlando or Melbourne. After I finish off the second gallon going to swithch to the Torco 30/10.

Edit: Torco 20/14 ebay shipped to my door $29 and they have 30/10 for $28. Doesn't have any listed currently but he/they do a few days later.

geeter

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i buy morgan omega 15% from the LHS here in north carolina about 18.00..........19.00 a gallon. i only fly four strokes, so it lasts awhile. i also take an electric with me when i fly......cuts the fuel even more, playing with it for two ten minute flights. i won't buy li-po's either anymore. i fly nimh 3000 mah packs.........RON.

RCER88

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Well I am reducing my nitro consumption for a couple of reasons. Running Rossi's they LOVE no nitro fuel. So I buy FAI and bought that at 50.00 a case. When I can buy a lipo battery for less than a gallon of fuel and fly that same battery for over two years when in the same plane I was going through a gallon every three days makes a huge difference. I have burned as much as three gallons of fuel in a week at times. I get better performance out of electric converted plane because it is a half pound lighter and the CG don't change during flight.

Sig Kougar is one of my planes. I have two a nitro with a Rossi 45 and electric battery, ESC and motor and balance charger cost less than the Rossi. I fly the electric more. Less stuff to take to the field. I am also using gas in my larger planes. The gas plane requires less support gear too.

Personal preference.

EGRUNE

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Byron's 15% Nitro, 18% Castor is $18.99 here in the Western Michigan area.