Check This Out!!! Merlin 200XBL
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Check This Out!!! Merlin 200XBL
http://www.jets-munt.com/pb/M200XBL/M200XBL.html
http://www.altecare.com/m200xbl.htm
Incredible, is all I can say!! Wow, 45lbs of thrust in a 160 size turbine with integrated valves, brushless pump, brushless starter with a xbus system.
And look at the price, I will let that speak for itself. Nothing else compares especially considering the price.
Mike
http://www.altecare.com/m200xbl.htm
Incredible, is all I can say!! Wow, 45lbs of thrust in a 160 size turbine with integrated valves, brushless pump, brushless starter with a xbus system.
And look at the price, I will let that speak for itself. Nothing else compares especially considering the price.
Mike
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Guys.. I got a M200X a month ago and is living in my Ultra Bandit (4.8L).. I was so impressed with the quality, power and weight I ordered two more for a special project .. Just last week I got both and is being installed right now. The company will be closed for the holidays from Dec 24 to Jan 6.
The list is long (and I'm on it) for the M200X and the next scheduled delivery is by March 15th, unless you can get one from Dreamworks, Ultimate Jets or Altecare.
Hands down its the best engine on the market for this class.... Im very happy with it...
The list is long (and I'm on it) for the M200X and the next scheduled delivery is by March 15th, unless you can get one from Dreamworks, Ultimate Jets or Altecare.
Hands down its the best engine on the market for this class.... Im very happy with it...
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Picking up mine Saturday.
It also may well find a home inside a UB...
If it is akin to my Merlin 140L or VT 80, it will be a very powerful, fuel efficient, trouble free motor..
There was some previous discussion about it here. http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/rc-j...ne-market.html
Roger
It also may well find a home inside a UB...
If it is akin to my Merlin 140L or VT 80, it will be a very powerful, fuel efficient, trouble free motor..
There was some previous discussion about it here. http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/rc-j...ne-market.html
Roger
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I've had the Jets Munt 200xbl since the start of November what a power house and liking the fuel economy too. It's a perfect match for my Skymaster 1/6 F-16 when I was running the Kingtech K -170F i was getting about 5mins flight time with just under a 1/4 of a tank left now running the Jets Munt 200xbl I'm flying for about 8mins and having a 1/4 of a tank left.
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