Stream 50 What engine???
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I just got the new Stream 50 pattern plane. I have a couple engines in my position right now OS 46 FX, Rossi 45, YS 63 4 stroke. I want to know what engine will work the best w/ this plane, even if it's not on my list. Here is the spec for the plane
Fuse Length 55.51 inches
Wing Length 53.94 inches
Weight 5.29 lbs - 5.73 lbs
Engine size .53 4C - .63 4C
Fuse Length 55.51 inches
Wing Length 53.94 inches
Weight 5.29 lbs - 5.73 lbs
Engine size .53 4C - .63 4C
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I thought the two stroke might work better on the pattern plane...... , I guess Rossi w/ tunned pipe would be too much
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P.S. I am trying to save YS 63 for Kyosho Gee Bee .40 witch should arrive soon......
ThanksP.S. I am trying to save YS 63 for Kyosho Gee Bee .40 witch should arrive soon......
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CHassan,
We should talk again in the couple weeks, after you will bring this plane to the air. I was going to buy that plane, but I got the very good deal on the Stream 50. If something goes wrong I would get Sea Bee without any doubt. You have to put Rossi on that plane.
you whould not be disappointed.
Good luck.
We should talk again in the couple weeks, after you will bring this plane to the air. I was going to buy that plane, but I got the very good deal on the Stream 50. If something goes wrong I would get Sea Bee without any doubt. You have to put Rossi on that plane.
you whould not be disappointed.Good luck.
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I have YS63 in my Stream 50 and it pulls the snot out of it. I'd say the plane is overpowered with the YS63... you could easily get away with a lot less power if you wanted too.
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Try a Super Tigre G-51 ring. It's in stock at tower hobbies for $109 and the muffler is said to be so good you won't need a pipe. I had a G34 ringed ST once and it was an exeptionally nice engine.
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Thanks Jon
The cowl on this plane is too good to be cut for 2 stroke engine muffler. On this plane I can use ether 4-stroke or 2 stroke w/ tunned pipe. Thank you.
The cowl on this plane is too good to be cut for 2 stroke engine muffler. On this plane I can use ether 4-stroke or 2 stroke w/ tunned pipe. Thank you.
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I had and sold on a Stream 50 Hi Perf. Now have the Stream 90 Hi Perf. I used a YS63 with a flexi manifold and a small torpedo muffler. Looked really great on the plane. I then changed to a small 4 stroke pipe that took the whole bay beneath. It sounded like a sewing machine and went like stink. Bags of power for AA and '3D' stuff with the APC FF paddle prop. The 63 is a great match though might be a bit oo much power. The YS 53 might be just perfect. As for Two Stroke, well.. you really want to cut that cowl up?
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No way, I would not cut that cowl. I decided to buy a Saito 56. I think I can go with the regular muffler, only what I need it's a drill hole in the cowl, but NO CUTTING. Thanks for reply. Good luck.




