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Frog 100 Mk I 1947
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Re: Frog 100 Mk I 1947
Cool vintage engine have you run them! Obliously a english engine
craig bernard- Gold Member
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Re: Frog 100 Mk I 1947
There are a series of them - also known as "bicycle spoke" engines. A fine vintage easy starter.
However a lot of them get damaged because the prop nut has a left handed thread. So clockwise to undo - anti clockwise to tighten up.
However a lot of them get damaged because the prop nut has a left handed thread. So clockwise to undo - anti clockwise to tighten up.
ian1954- Diamond Member
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Re: Frog 100 Mk I 1947
Do you ever put these frogs on a aircraft and fly them or are they just shelf displays?
craig bernard- Gold Member
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Re: Frog 100 Mk I 1947
craig bernard wrote: Do you ever put these frogs on a aircraft and fly them or are they just shelf displays?
This engine, a long stroke diesel, is probably one of the oldest I have. I restore and run them but I doubt that I will ever install this one in an aeroplane.
This engine would be best placed in a "Vintage" free flight model.
ian1954- Diamond Member
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Re: Frog 100 Mk I 1947
Yes, the old-school free-flight models are great for these engines. Put on a large prop and watch them putter away in the sky on a gentle climb. I'm tempted to use a single channel (rudder) on one just to be able to direct it home, rather than true free-flight. We don't really have fields for that anymore...
Surfer_kris- Diamond Member
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Re: Frog 100 Mk I 1947
<< still flys his "old school" free fighters ...they are gr8 on a balmy afternoon
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