My new engine
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Hows that OS70 working out in the Fury?, can you imagine the fuel your gonna go through with a 1.02, Daz...
Hows that OS70 working out in the Fury?, can you imagine the fuel your gonna go through with a 1.02, Daz...
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Sorry, gentlemen, but the picture is a hoax. It looks like a photomanipulation of the O.S. Max .70SZ-H heli engine.
Sorry, but O.S. hasn't announced any plans for such an engine.
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Sorry, but O.S. hasn't announced any plans for such an engine.
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Thanks Bax, boy those moderators always trying to get one over on us
Furyflyer2, I think your busted
!!! Daz...
Thanks Bax, boy those moderators always trying to get one over on us
Furyflyer2, I think your busted
!!! Daz...
Do you get your new replacement starter yet? I got a hold of a used Dynatron starter which works perfect for the YS80.
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furyflyer2, no I havent gotten my starter back yet, I was at my LHS this morning looking at the Dynatron too, they have it for $60.00, which is not bad, that thing is heavy though. Seems like my Kevan is starting to die now. Are you using the Dynatron with 12volts or 24? I guess I owe you one, and now will have to take your recomendation, and buy one. It works pretty good huh? Daz...
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Um , Daz, I believe that was my recomendation. And just for the record, I run on 12v most of the time, but use 24 if the OS gets a little obnoxious.

Mine is still going strong

Mine is still going strong
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Duelist, I remember you recommended this one in the 1st place, but I was just trying to save some money. I'm sure now I will buy one, and use it specifically for the YS80, and when I get the Magnum back I will use that on my other engines. The YS80 seems to eat up that magnum, and other low end starters, because it didnt have any problems with my other engines. Daz...
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OK, now I have seen so musch about starters. Here is what works at our field. I have on my field box, and big motorcycle battery. Using a standard hobbico starter-DIRECTLY cabled to the battery, it starts my friends OS91 with no trouble.
The whole key is getting the juice(current) to the battery. BYpass any power panel you may be using, and replace the standard small gague wire on the starter if it is too small. Make sure you have a good clean connection, and go for it.
If my plain jane started can turn over the 91 with no trouble, then it should turn anything under that over as well. Of course you have to amke sure your battery has a good charge on it, but I only need to charge mine every three weeks or so.
Remember...They key is to get the Voltage/current there without loosing it in the connections.
The whole key is getting the juice(current) to the battery. BYpass any power panel you may be using, and replace the standard small gague wire on the starter if it is too small. Make sure you have a good clean connection, and go for it.
If my plain jane started can turn over the 91 with no trouble, then it should turn anything under that over as well. Of course you have to amke sure your battery has a good charge on it, but I only need to charge mine every three weeks or so.
Remember...They key is to get the Voltage/current there without loosing it in the connections.



