Finally I got TeeDee 010

1/2A Nut wrote:Given the rpm of the engine have you thought about what type of plane you
want to fly the engine with?

No. For now, colleagues from the Polish forum advise me to not to start this engine because it's new and fairly rare.  And now I don't know .

Congratulation czarobest , nothing like that first TD .010

Congratulations, if you don’t enjoy that engine as it was meant to be then who will? Given any thought to what will become of it in 50yrs?

It is probably hard to come by in Poland, but rest assured it’s not at all rare in the U.S.

Enjoy it!

Edit: for grins I took a peek on Ebay just to see how many were on there. I counted 17 currently listed. Seems like a lot for being rare. The prices were nuts though.

getback wrote:Congratulation czarobest , nothing like that first TD .010

Thanks .

Cribbs74 wrote:Congratulations, if you don’t enjoy that engine as it was meant to be then who will? Given any thought to what will become of it in 50yrs?

It is probably hard to come by in Poland, but rest assured it’s not at all rare in the U.S.

Enjoy it!

Thanks, I'm never going to sell it (like all my engines ) so the loss of value doesn't matter for me. I just don't want to reduce the number of new TDs in the world .
You're probably right, in Poland they are certainly a lot rarer than in the USA.
Thank you again and I'll be going to fire it up soon .

I edited my post with some new info.

One of my lil ones in action:



Apr 3, 2016
NANO TD .010 / 40,641 RPM / 110.63 MPH / 2.5x3E Prop
Best Static 32,219 rpm / Peak pass at the camera / 40,641 RPM / 116 MPH (per prop calc.)
Doppler Wave Scope software best pass: 178.04 Km/h - 110.63 mph  
35% Nitro / 76F winds 6 to 8 mph / 2.5x3E cut down from E-flite 3.75x3

Bench test:


Feb 1, 2016
Cox TD.010 with throttle sleeve
20% nitro and oil / Static Max 28,082 rpm.
Best reads 11.7k idle
Cox .010 prop modified

   

Congratulations on your engine!
I understand what happens to you, since we are, both you and I, far from the US and therefore being able to access or get some parts, it can be an odyssey.
I also understand when someone recommends that you not turn it on, since in some way, it is like keeping it original from the beginning, but I also agree with Ron, when he says that, if you don't, over the years someone will burn it or else, What will be of these pieces in a few years ahead ?? ...
My thought, and given the real circumstances of each one wherever you are, is, follow your own feeling, nothing more and nothing less, listen to your heart and you will know what to do with it.
The value of these pieces also depends on how complicated it is for us to be able to get it and have it in our hands.
I share here one of my models, which I converted into r / c .... I love the Cox .010!

Czarobest, TeeDee010 supplies in Hungary are nothing better than in Poland (=0) so initially I underwent the same dilemma whether to start and fly a new 010 or not.

Since then I have flown them a lot only to learn that using them is even more joy and fun than just having them, and once properly used and maintained, they are virtually undestructable. I have a few 010 flight vids with different planes posted on YouTube. This one is the latest.

I have a few NIB engines that I too am "saving". If you can, I would suggest as others here have to run and use your engine. If you don't it could end up in the dump. I was presented with a multi drawer cabinet full of model boating bits; small stainless screws, propellers,drive parts etc. A friend found this treasure trove in the city dump. One person's treasure becomes another person's junk.

Wow, thanks for all answers guys! You helped me a lot and convinced me to start this engine.

Great movies, models and engines. Most of them I've already seen, but I watched them again .

Thank you very much to everyone! Beautiful words and I agree with many of your statements.

In total, most of my 30 model engines were restored by me (9 of which are in progress of restoration ) (including a couple of Coxes) and all of them were fired by me because in the end it is fun and they were created for that. All of them are on YouTube . I would like all of these engines to stay with me for a few more decades .

In that case, you can expect a video here soon

Tons of start up vids lets see a project build and flight!



Upgrade part for better cooling and more rpm.

https://kamtechnik.com/product/ktk-01/


Here is another design build:



Jun 6, 2016
NANO II - 2nd Trim Flight 2.7x3N Prop / 2.2oz RTF
Best pass this vid:  39,244 rpm  / 112 MPH
Best pass vid 3:  41.5k rpm / 118 MPH  
Static 31,815 rpm / 90.3k mph PS / 2.46 oz thrust
5 mins. 10sec / 10cc tank / 35% nitro
2ch plane / 15.5in span 28 Sq. In. wing
Thrust more than 1:1 held steady speed in the wind.

Now, I am in the process of building this:


I also have a lot of plans for next models including build a model for Cox PeeWee, so not now . But maybe in the future .
Thanks for the link, and video with another beatiful plane. It's crazy!

Well, as I wrote, I started the engine today.
In the beginning, the engine ran for about 2 minutes on a rich mixture. Then reached about 27 800 RPMs (20% nitro, 3 x 1.25 prop).
In the film there is also the first start of this engine .

I don't regret it at all and I'm happy to listen to this engine . It's amazing!

Great run Czarobest, especially in apparently cold weather and only 20% nitro, 27.8k is a good number. Just one note: I suggest you not turn the spring starter more than one full turn because the spring may yield. ( not my idea, the instruction sheet also advises like that.)

Looking forward to your further vids!

czarobest

Green Thumbs Up - thank you for sharing your bench test vid.
Running it is more fun than seeing it on the shelf.

balogh wrote:Great run Czarobest, especially in apparently cold weather and only 20% nitro, 27.8k is a good number. Just one note: I suggest you not turn the spring starter more than one full turn because the spring may yield. ( not my idea, the instruction sheet also advises like that.)

Looking forward to your further vids!

Thanks, this is my first motor with spring (although I already have some Coxes) and I am not used to it . I'll remember.

1/2A Nut wrote: czarobest

Green Thumbs Up - thank you for sharing your bench test vid.
Running it is more fun than seeing it on the shelf.

Thanks, I agree .

Fun Fun !! sounds Good !