roto start backplate
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RE: roto start backplate
Yes....sort of.....
I installed a Tiger-Drive backplate on mine. However, you need the Roto-start to rotate in the opposite direction than normal (easy re-wire) and you need a hex shaft vs the dog-bone roto-start shaft. I made mine from an allen-wrench.
Ooops....came back to edit......the reverse roto-start is for the 90 Deg Tiger-Drive and that's what you need in say a NTC3. If you have room for an in-line Tiger-Drive, then you don't need to reverse the roto-start wiring.
Anyway, here's the chart to match Tiger-Drive P/N to engine:
http://www.sullivanproducts.com/Tige...fmainframe.htm
So, from the chart, I used an S680 for my AE 15.
Here's your two choices:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...s680&search=Go
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...s702&search=Go
I installed a Tiger-Drive backplate on mine. However, you need the Roto-start to rotate in the opposite direction than normal (easy re-wire) and you need a hex shaft vs the dog-bone roto-start shaft. I made mine from an allen-wrench.
Ooops....came back to edit......the reverse roto-start is for the 90 Deg Tiger-Drive and that's what you need in say a NTC3. If you have room for an in-line Tiger-Drive, then you don't need to reverse the roto-start wiring.
Anyway, here's the chart to match Tiger-Drive P/N to engine:
http://www.sullivanproducts.com/Tige...fmainframe.htm
So, from the chart, I used an S680 for my AE 15.
Here's your two choices:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...s680&search=Go
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...s702&search=Go
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RE: roto start backplate
Wow thanks for all the help. It is greatly appreciated. Tower says it works with a drill too which will save me some time and money.
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RE: roto start backplate
Yes, it will....but be careful....a drill has a lot of torque and if you get the engine flooded.....
If your drill has a torque setting, try using a low setting.
ps: glad to be of help
If your drill has a torque setting, try using a low setting.
ps: glad to be of help