Engine for the Quick 15
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From: middlesex, NJ
What do you guy's think about this engine for the Quick 15 ?http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LA3667&P=1
Output: 1.2 ps @ 31000 rpm
Practical RPM Range: 4000-36000
Output: 1.2 ps @ 31000 rpm
Practical RPM Range: 4000-36000
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Looks pretty hot...
Here's another one too.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXRT75&P=1
I do tend to trust OS more though.
Here's another one too.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXRT75&P=1
I do tend to trust OS more though.
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Just found this at Horizon's site.
Looks like a rotary carb, but not sure. Also, I want to call Horizon for specs.
http://horizon.hobbyshopnow.com/prod...prod=OPS81565R
I'm also finding out that you can go berserk in spending money on an engine!
http://horizon.hobbyshopnow.com/prod...d=TRISP21PRPRO
Looks like a rotary carb, but not sure. Also, I want to call Horizon for specs.
http://horizon.hobbyshopnow.com/prod...prod=OPS81565R
I'm also finding out that you can go berserk in spending money on an engine!
http://horizon.hobbyshopnow.com/prod...d=TRISP21PRPRO
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Originally posted by Furyflyer2
The problem I see with the car engine is that most are high reving engines.
The problem I see with the car engine is that most are high reving engines.
The problem is that you really have to "try it out" to see if it is a good fit for the heli and until enough guys have flown the little bird with a variety of engines, it's hit and miss.
Gear ratios can allow the engine to spin faster, but then that doesn't help on the clutch end of things.
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From: Copperas Cove, Tx.
Here's an engine that might be worth consideration;
http://www.modelengine.com/18/88series.htm
They say its a torquer which might be more suitable to the heli application than some of the screamers mentioned here.
Mike
http://www.modelengine.com/18/88series.htm
They say its a torquer which might be more suitable to the heli application than some of the screamers mentioned here.
Mike
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From: Jasper,
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Any of these engines have the cone start option-engines in question-And what does Quick reccomend for the heli? I have a NIB engine for the Hirobo MH-10 I just found not sure if I would want to use a dated engine though..I would want one of the newer OS engines possibly..
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Thank's for the info OPtech! You helped to get my hopes up on a good motor for the little 15. I was considering the Tower Hobbies brand 15 with pull start but the K&B looks better for the same money.
Michael
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Cluverson: It would be worth a try since you have it on hand. I just bit the bullet and ordered the K&B with pull start.
They even traded the Auto carb for the Airplane version! Also I was told by the tech guy that the Auto and Aero is the same motor. (porting wise)
Michael
They even traded the Auto carb for the Airplane version! Also I was told by the tech guy that the Auto and Aero is the same motor. (porting wise)
Michael



