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Cox Engine of The Month
September-2023
balogh's

"Beefed up old stock 290 on my Quickie100 RC after plenty of airtime hours..."

PAST WINNERS
balogh's

"Beefed up old stock 290 on my Quickie100 RC after plenty of airtime hours..."

PAST WINNERS
Getting This Ready for some Air
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Getting This Ready for some Air



getback- Top Poster
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Re: Getting This Ready for some Air
Good Score !
I'd say force some fuel through that sucker and crank'r up !!!
I'd say force some fuel through that sucker and crank'r up !!!
Kim- Top Poster
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Re: Getting This Ready for some Air
You can also use non-chlorinated brake cleaner to blast out the insides of the tank. I would replace those wheels with a lightweight foam pair or just do away with the heavy landing gear altogether.
Re: Getting This Ready for some Air
Fuel or an alcohol flush should clean the tank out. Do it a few times till the stuff comes out clean.
TD's or Medallions are pretty light engines so it may need that gear. Or it may not. I guess see how it balances.
Have fun with it!
Ron
TD's or Medallions are pretty light engines so it may need that gear. Or it may not. I guess see how it balances.
Have fun with it!
Ron
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Re: Getting This Ready for some Air
Hey Eric, nice deal! If you keep the gear on.. (I would) you could test some lighter wheels which shouldn't mess much with the CG.. but you still have to check it. Just take note of the axle diameter and length to assure a good fit at the hub. You could go 1/4-1/2"+ larger in wheel/tire diameter using lighter weight wheels. Your ground-handling on rough runways would be better.. along with smoother ROG's. Flaring for a wheeled-landing; when you have a runway is just as much of a challenge as the flight is.. and so much more realistic. Look at the electric offerings. They'll be junk after a season.. but who cares.. Some models don't last that long... 

Re: Getting This Ready for some Air
This an't going to work
I did not build that but I will fix it if the guy ever flew this thing then no wonder he got rid of it . I hope to flush the tank and mount the engine today after I figure out how I can redo the rear horns/screws hitting each other
Got some cheap micro servos ordered and a charge/switch assy. I hope it will fly half way decent 2 channels can be fun not a lot to go wrong
Eric





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