Instilation with Hyde softmount and nose ring-installed new firewall more aft. AUW 3,7 kg. Lovely little plane with tons of grunt.

Enjoy
Gerrie

gerrie, Looks great! What header is that and what pipe are you using? I've been wanting to get an exhaust system for my Y.S 110s. Thanks!

Thanks Chris,

Hatori 725 muffler
Hatori 726 header - both from Central hobbies
Nose ring from [email protected]

cheers
gerrie

Thanks.

What rise is your Nishioka mounting kit? Where did you get it as well?

Thanks!

Gerrie, what propeller are you using ?

Hi Guys

Rise is 37 mm sitting on top of two small 5mm balsa blocks. APC 14-11 more constant speed - about 9000 rpm.

Morgan Coolpower LV 30 persent. Not as thirsty as the YS 170 and easier to transport.

gerrie

How much wing dihedral do you have, and how much mixing is needed?

There´s one just like yours around here that has a pretty bad tendency to roll to the opposite direction when rudder is applied. We´ve been thinking that maybe it´s doing that because the dihedral of the wing and the anhedral of the stabs are somehow "incompatible" in that particular model, no idea really...

I just joined the wings as they came from the box,but without inserting the plywood joiner part- so maybe a little less dihedral-don`t want to take out aileron servo now to massure dihedral. My plane also has a mix like yours 18% Rudder-aileron linear and 3% up elevator with rudder on my 12 ZAP. Nothing serious,does very nice high alpha slow knive edge passes.

Hope this is of some help.
gerrie

Hi Gerrie

Very nice plane, see you in klerksdorp

Geseende kersfees en voorspoedige nuwe jaar vir jou en familie

Hey I've been meaning to ask, how does the performance compare of the Y.S. 110 to the stock muffler?

The power is insane , accelirates virtically .Have not tried the stock muffler - since it is a 4 stroke ,shouldn`t be a differance.What I like is the sound-quiet, sounding like a baby YS 170.

GERRIE

Ryan,

The Nishioka pipe mounts can be found here: http://www.elation-f3a.co.uk/shop/ca...ram=cid%3D5%26

Regards,

Andy.