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MatheusC20XE 09-29-2008 02:38 PM

Fox .50 (where the Fox´s fans?)
 
Hi friend!

Here are the result (that i liked! push much more than OS 55AX of my friend in the same prop) of my Fox .50 that has only one tank of run:

13.600rpm with 11x6 MAS prop.

Richs&Brew 10% nitro fuel.
Fox Miracle plug.
Everything stock, except of bell mouth polish that i made in the carb.

I really enjoyed this engine. If somebody that likes Fox engines want´s to talk about parts and maintance, please, write to me.


cheers!

Sport_Pilot 09-30-2008 03:04 PM

RE: Fox .50 (where the Fox´s fans?)
 
You might have trouble with 10% nitro fuel and that hot plug, especially in the summer. I find that it will run fine on 10% in the winter, but it will ping in the summer and run hot. I use 5% fuel and an OS #8 right now, though it runs fine on a Fox R/C plug as well.

MatheusC20XE 10-01-2008 06:33 AM

RE: Fox .50 (where the Fox´s fans?)
 
Thank you for the info.

I was think the compressio ratio of this engine is low, because has less compressio than my Fox ABC .40.

I really enjoyed the miracle plug. The start is very easy (just single try and run), low fuel consumption, high output.. very good result..

Do you know the max power rpm of this engine? 12.000, 13.000, 14.000rpm?

It´s will help me choose the correct prop to match the max power rpm.

Sport_Pilot 10-01-2008 07:17 AM

RE: Fox .50 (where the Fox´s fans?)
 
I'm getting about the same power, but mine is a bit over the hill and using lower nitro. I think you should get about 14,000 when it is broken in. Less with 5%, I think there is a low compression version, not sure, not mine. But you really can't tell with a new engine, the compression ratio has noting to do with the ring seal, and it may have as much or more compression when broken in. Compression leakage may be why it is running well on 10% as well.

MatheusC20XE 10-10-2008 07:01 AM

RE: Fox .50 (where the Fox´s fans?)
 


ORIGINAL: Sport_Pilot

I'm getting about the same power, but mine is a bit over the hill and using lower nitro. I think you should get about 14,000 when it is broken in. Less with 5%, I think there is a low compression version, not sure, not mine. But you really can't tell with a new engine, the compression ratio has noting to do with the ring seal, and it may have as much or more compression when broken in. Compression leakage may be why it is running well on 10% as well.

thank you for the experience!

I see that compression is increasing tank by tank.. but i continuos using 10% of nitro because is a more popular fuel overhere (more cheap and easy to find). But, i will change the miracle plug (i really enjoyed this plug, the idle can run very low for this mild to high performance engine, not to easy to see) for a colder one, maybe OS A8, just to prevent detonation.


I will post some pictures of my Fox engines so soon.. ;)

MatheusC20XE 10-10-2008 05:53 PM

RE: Fox .50 (where the Fox´s fans?)
 
Here you can see my moded Fox inlet (velocity stack):
http://img262.imageshack.us/my.php?i...50inletra8.jpg


The rest of pictures of my Fox engines is here:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_33...page_15/tm.htm


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