my new engine

chris74100 Tue Aug 21, 2012 8:22 am

it is not a cox but it is pretty really and he is new, still in his box.
price is 40€ ( abaout 45$)

my new engine 00110

Kim Tue Aug 21, 2012 8:41 am

Nice looking engine! What is it's brand name, and displacement? Are you going to run it?

**RknRusty** Tue Aug 21, 2012 8:44 am

Nice. I've heard of G-Mark, but never seen one. I just recently acquired my first two .061 engines, but have yet to fly them. I'm still breaking them in.

chris74100 Tue Aug 21, 2012 8:48 am

Kim wrote:Nice looking engine! What is it's brand name, and displacement? Are you going to run it?

It's a Gmark engine, 061 CI, (0.99 cm3) bore 0.441 ci , Stroke, 0.400 ci, i want no run it, it's only for the fun.

Kim Tue Aug 21, 2012 9:33 am

chris74100 wrote:
Kim wrote:Nice looking engine! What is it's brand name, and displacement? Are you going to run it?

It's a Gmark engine, 061 CI, (0.99 cm3) bore 0.441 ci , Stroke, 0.400 ci, i want no run it, it's only for the fun.

Yeah, sorry for the obvious question. I run on a Dial-Up Service here, and it can take a while for images to load...got a head of myself with that question. Great Engine !

PV Pilot Tue Aug 21, 2012 10:01 am

The Cannon/Gmark .061's are excellent little R/C motor. I have two of the R/C's , one of the C/L version .061's, and a .12 twin cylinder.

Very good machine work on those, I think that was my main attraction to them. Dead steady low idle and they rev right up when set up right. It will turn a 6x4 prop ok, but it likes the 5x3's better. Very reliable little motor.

I have read about slightly advanced induction timing for the C/L version, so it spins a bit better than the R/C version. The C/L's are pretty rare.

ahrma_581 Tue Aug 21, 2012 1:53 pm

They also make/made a .12 twin. It would look cool with a pair of the .061 raygun mufflers; I think the twin came with little short stacks, like a Cox car engine.

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