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jklatt16 01-06-2007 02:00 PM

Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
I have a Showtime 50 and think its a beutiful plane and built well. I was wondering what the dif. in the wing profile is and why you did it and what it should improve? What other changes did you make and why? Also is there any videos of the 50 anywhere? Ive looked everywhere i can think of.

MMcConville 01-08-2007 10:10 AM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
Firdst, there should be some vid on our web-site. I know we shot some a little while ago./ The wing la tapered less so there s more area, i.e.lower wing loading. I was going for a more floaty 3D feel than the 90 size ST. It also has a sub fin/rudder, though I dont really see much difference from that.

jklatt16 01-08-2007 12:40 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
where is the video's of the showtime 50 located at?

superman65355 01-11-2007 02:31 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
Mike, I really want the showtime 50 but have to wait till next week, but I am making plans on what engine to put in it I prefer a 4 stroke but cannot afford the saito's so would the Magnum fs71 work well in this plane?
Thanks in advance

MMcConville 01-11-2007 06:18 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
I cant say. Just have no experience with the engine.

jklatt16 01-18-2007 06:44 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
?

jklatt16 01-18-2007 06:46 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
Mike can you tell me where the showtime 50 video is? I still cant find it. Thanks.

MMcConville 01-19-2007 09:24 AM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
Sorry, its not up on the site yet. I thought it was. I'll look into it.

MMcConville 01-19-2007 05:51 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
The video is up:

http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ProdID=HAN4275

Thanks for the reminder.

jklatt16 01-19-2007 10:29 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
Thanks alot! It seems pretty windy that day. I think that video isnt going to do alot of selling in my opinion. I would remake it. Just my 2 cents. I know the plane is capable of more than that. U should get one up that has some hovering, harriers, H.A. KE's and maybe some spins. I thinks it would make it much more impressive. If I made one that you thought was good would you post it also? Thanks for your time!

WRM 01-25-2007 10:45 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
Mike
I would like to by one of them. But which one ? I want the one that flies the best. Yes I know they both fly good :D but which will fly the best. I fly in 10 to 18 MPH winds at about 500 ft. above sea level .

MMcConville 01-29-2007 04:10 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
Its really hard to say. The 90 is a better presision model, in part just because its bigger. The 50 is a little better 3D model mostly because it has more wing area for its size. There really isnt a concrete answer though.

kikom 01-30-2007 12:40 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
Hello Mike,

I would like to know what spinner, adapter and prop did you use.
I'll be running the same combo, Saito .82 ST50

Thanks a lot.

superman65355 02-02-2007 03:00 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
I have a ys 1.20 in your oppinion do you think this one would be too much for the ST 90 or does your experiance stop with saito?

bandit002 02-19-2007 11:06 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
am fixing to buy the showtime 50 or funtana 50 x, prob. the showtime, would like some input. Also what engine. saito 82, 90 or 100?

jeffbyrd66 03-07-2007 10:45 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
Mike what is the best prop for the ST 50 with the Saito 82 and 30% nitro.

MMcConville 03-08-2007 08:56 AM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
I like the 14 x 4W

bandit002 03-09-2007 11:20 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
Question for Mike, or anyone with experience with this.
Am finishing up a showtime 50, and have decided to place a 91 saito up front. The stock engine mounts are a little over 1/8" to narrow. What is the best solution to this problem?
Have considered new mount or removing stock blind nuts and seperating them enough to fit the extra engine width. This could be a problem as the formers inside the front of the airplane are built with 2 of the blind nuts right behind a glued piece of wood. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Also, have any of you used the "rubber padded" engine mounts that supposedley dampen vibration/are they worth the extra cost?
Thanks
David

jklatt16 04-24-2007 06:43 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
bandit did you get your answer yet on the engine mount? I have an answer if not.

T.Edney 05-28-2007 09:42 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
WRONG AREA

T.Edney 05-28-2007 09:48 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
SAME BEFORE MY BAD LOOKED AT showtime vs funtana 50 to many choices not enough time

ski800rdoo 06-25-2007 11:22 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
Im presently flying my st 50 with a O.S 46 AX with an 11-6 apc prop and it flys very well but no vetical performance. I'm going to install a Saito 91 ( overkill so I'm told But no sustitute for power) and the extra weight of the motor will be fine because I'm using about 3.5 oz of weight to balance the plane now. My question is what prop to use, help if it's out there please.

jklatt16 06-26-2007 12:49 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
15x4wide and the 91 isnt overkill!!!! It's perfect. That's what I got. Couldn't be better!

ski800rdoo 06-26-2007 03:56 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
Thanks for the input I'll give it a try. Looking forward to hangin around on the prop.

ziomarco 06-26-2007 08:32 PM

RE: Showtime 50 vs Showtime 4D
 
Ive been flying my ST 50 for a few weeks and love it !! I have an OS61FX for power and an using an APC 12 x 6 vertical is endless. Any suggestions on a prop ??


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