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10-27-2005 | 08:04 PM
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From: Riyadh, , SAUDI ARABIA
RE: engine
if you are talking about jet, I don't think that you will find any thing that will fit into your 10th size. If you have a 1/5 size a jetcat P60 - P70 might work!!
10-28-2005 | 04:21 PM
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From: Sailing in the Eastern Caribbean
RE: engine
I believe Wren make the smallest commercially available turbine but it would be too big for a 1/10 scale.
However if you are serious then they have a turbo prop system which could be adapted to drive wheels. 1/4 scale? I think it mght be a first at model size, I have never seen anything on this.
Fast is good but faster is better.
However if you are serious then they have a turbo prop system which could be adapted to drive wheels. 1/4 scale? I think it mght be a first at model size, I have never seen anything on this.
Fast is good but faster is better.
10-29-2005 | 04:57 AM
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RE: engine
The smallest commercially available turbine is not from wren but from lambert microturbines.
The turbine you are looking for is the Nanojet T32 Kolibri.
http://www.lambert-modellturbinen.de/html/news.html
That one would be a tight fit, but you won't find anything smaller.
The turbine you are looking for is the Nanojet T32 Kolibri.
http://www.lambert-modellturbinen.de/html/news.html
That one would be a tight fit, but you won't find anything smaller.
10-29-2005 | 07:31 AM
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RE: engine
The Lambert isn't exactly a cheaper turbine for its size either. For about 3,200-3,500 US, you could spend the extra grand or so on a 1/5 scale chassis....just food for thought.
