Showtime 90 with DLE20cc
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From: Henderson,
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Just installed the DLE 20cc on a Showtime 90. The Walbro carb is a great carb but hooking up the throttle and choke can be tasking. I used some arms from a a helicopter (Titan X50) and made a way to get a true linear action throttle. I also used a servo arm and modified it to make the choke easier to use. In addition I added an LED light in line with the ignition to show on and off.
The showtime is a great flying airplane and I hope the DLE is a good match.
The showtime is a great flying airplane and I hope the DLE is a good match.
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The showtime is great with the 100 saito, the 82 would fly it no problem but the top end performance may be thin. I flew my first one with a Saito 1.25 and it was awesome! I beleive the DLE 20 would be an ideal choice and economical on gas as well. Im gonna test fly my showtime this weekend so we will see how it goes.
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It was pretty easy. I removed the butterfly off the choke and the shaft came right out. Be careful though there is a small ballbearing and spring that puts tension on the choke shaft. Dont lose it!. Then I just used a std JR servo arm with the center reamed out to slide on the shaft and used a small screw (2mm or 2-56) bolted on the choke arm. Then I reinserted the choke shaft into the carb, (dont forget the ball bearing and spring) and then screwed the butterfly plate back on. Works Very Well!!
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I have put a few flights on the plane and I am very impressed with the way this engine runs! This is a great option for a wide variety of planes! I am very happy with it!




