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throttle/speed control manually while flying
Has any one used a throttle/speed control that can be operated manually while flying? not a RC type. but like a third line?
Thanks UncleMoon!
Thanks UncleMoon!
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Re: throttle/speed control manually while flying
I thought that was more common on bigger c/l planes.
Poked around a little and found this thread with an .049 application.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_9079881/anchors_9079881/mpage_1/key_/anchor/tm.htm#9079881
Bob
Poked around a little and found this thread with an .049 application.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_9079881/anchors_9079881/mpage_1/key_/anchor/tm.htm#9079881
Bob
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Re: throttle/speed control manually while flying
I think Cox employed a 3 line setup on some of their RTF models. I am pretty sure the PT Ryan .020 did. I have the engine out of one and it had a throttle ring and a little hole drilled through the crankcase for a spring I presume.
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Re: throttle/speed control manually while flying
Well, there ya go!
Mine didn't have the spring. No matter though as I took the cylinder set and throttle ring off and put it on a TD .020
Mine didn't have the spring. No matter though as I took the cylinder set and throttle ring off and put it on a TD .020
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Re: throttle/speed control manually while flying
http://coxengines.ca/cox-.049-rc-flyer-engine.html
Te abov link is thbest way I've seen to run 1/2A throttle. I bought the backplate/throttle only then modified an old engine. I started paint today on a .049 proto type, if the wheather holds Sunday I should have it complete enough for a picture. I fly .40 size carrier now and I'm starting a new .15 size tonight. Then after that a .36 size. Throttle planes are a blast.
Duke
Te abov link is thbest way I've seen to run 1/2A throttle. I bought the backplate/throttle only then modified an old engine. I started paint today on a .049 proto type, if the wheather holds Sunday I should have it complete enough for a picture. I fly .40 size carrier now and I'm starting a new .15 size tonight. Then after that a .36 size. Throttle planes are a blast.
Duke
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Re: throttle/speed control manually while flying
Well that shows how new I am to this. I thought I had a new idea but it looks like I am over 40 years too late!
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Re: throttle/speed control manually while flying
unclemoon wrote:Well that shows how new I am to this. I thought I had a new idea but it looks like I am over 40 years too late!
I' say about 65 years to late ifI had to guess. I believe the first NATs carrier contest was 1952. But its not to late to join the fun. I'll send some pictures after church of tonight if we still have flying weather.
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