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Cox Engine of The Month
Cox Tee Dee .09 r/c
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Cox Tee Dee .09 r/c
Here I made a speed regulation ring, with a piece of aluminum alloy pipe (a bicycle handle), works very well, yes, all the work was done by hand and therefore the adjustment was about 3 hours ... but the result was worth the effort.
I share with you!
Propeller Cox 7 * 3.5 (hard plastic gray)
N: 15%
R: 20%
M: 65%
I share with you!
Propeller Cox 7 * 3.5 (hard plastic gray)
N: 15%
R: 20%
M: 65%
MauricioB- Top Poster
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Re: Cox Tee Dee .09 r/c
Nice job on the throttle ring. Looks like it has good transition from low to high speed.
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Re: Cox Tee Dee .09 r/c
Thanks guys for taking the time to watch the video.
What I try to show here, is that with a little dedication and passion, with an aluminum alloy spout taken from the piece of a bicycle handlebar, one can convert your engine .09 U / C or free flight in R / C .
It takes a long time to make the adjustment by hand, but the result is great.
If Jason, the transition is proportional even if I close the accelerator completely (leaving the exhaust ports covered), the engine stops, which guarantees total control of the engine from the radio control.
Yes Andras, the .09 engine is very powerful, I also like it, like most Cox Medallion engines and Tee Dee in its different displacements.
What I try to show here, is that with a little dedication and passion, with an aluminum alloy spout taken from the piece of a bicycle handlebar, one can convert your engine .09 U / C or free flight in R / C .
It takes a long time to make the adjustment by hand, but the result is great.
If Jason, the transition is proportional even if I close the accelerator completely (leaving the exhaust ports covered), the engine stops, which guarantees total control of the engine from the radio control.
Yes Andras, the .09 engine is very powerful, I also like it, like most Cox Medallion engines and Tee Dee in its different displacements.
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Re: Cox Tee Dee .09 r/c
Well done Mauricio!
What plane is getting the .09?
Tested mine with a throttle sleeve / venturi:
Static MA 5.5x4.5 / 18.3k / 14.8oz / 80mph /.197hp / 147w
What plane is getting the .09?
Tested mine with a throttle sleeve / venturi:
Static MA 5.5x4.5 / 18.3k / 14.8oz / 80mph /.197hp / 147w
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Re: Cox Tee Dee .09 r/c
Thanks Brad for that data you show there!
For now I have no plans for any plane, I'm just enjoying the march and hear them roar at these beautiful engines!
For now I have no plans for any plane, I'm just enjoying the march and hear them roar at these beautiful engines!
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