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Old 08-30-2011, 08:37 AM
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Default New DLE 30 with Xoar 19x8

Three tanks on the new DLE 30 running Stihl Utra HP 40:1 and a Xoar 19x8

A little rich still and turning 6900RPM.

Pulls my AW Extra 300 (10.5 lbs) straight up forever. I'll take that!
Old 12-02-2011, 06:51 PM
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Steve,
It will get better, mine turns 19x8 bunny at 7200, it is a little more broke in. DLE and Rcxel ignitions are the cats meow!!

jds

40:1 Redline
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prolly a good 10 hrs on the motor.

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Default RE: New DLE 30 with Xoar 19x8

xoar beechwood 19x6 stihl 40:1 7.9-8k rpm... i like this prop best for my 1/4 scale cub..it gives me the best vertical on my Cub

i have used 18x8 xoar bw, mejzlik 18x10 and a xoars sword 19x8
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Default RE: New DLE 30 with Xoar 19x8

I quit keeping track of time on my DLE30 but it has over 10 hours and turns a XOAR 19X8 Beech the same as yours, 6900. It is not set rich and I am running Redline Two Stroke Racing at 40:1. Stock muffler. One thing I've noticed is the XOAR line of props load more than some of the others out there.
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ORIGINAL: Jezmo

I quit keeping track of time on my DLE30 but it has over 10 hours and turns a XOAR 19X8 Beech the same as yours, 6900. It is not set rich and I am running Redline Two Stroke Racing at 40:1. Stock muffler. One thing I've noticed is the XOAR line of props load more than some of the others out there.

i think i need to retach my engine.... i dont see how i can get 1K rpm with just 2" less pitch than you guys running a 19x8 xoar beech vs 19x6 xoar beech
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Default RE: New DLE 30 with Xoar 19x8

After about 100 flights now I have leaned it out some. I'm turning 7200 RPM with the XOAR 19x8. I'm using the laminated props now. They seem to run smoother and quieter than the beech.
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Default RE: New DLE 30 with Xoar 19x8

Mine does turn a tiny bit more with the laminated props. Maybe like 7100 or so. I am going off the reading on my DX8 telemetry for rpm's. It's turning the 19X8 beech 8700 in the air on a Funtana 125. I don't hold it wide open for long because the Funtana is notorious for Aileron flutter problems. I've never personally had any issues but I have Hitec HS-7985MG's on it. If it flutters with those I give up. (Dual A123 2300's so plenty of holding power)
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Jezmo: where do you fly? I'm at Space City RC (http://www.spacecityrc.com)
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Default RE: New DLE 30 with Xoar 19x8

Jezmo,

That's a good data you have there. The rpm is about 1800 more in the air. Should be a good indicator of top end speed as well.

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