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Post  aeroncamoth20 Tue Apr 26, 2016 12:57 pm

Hello

I have built a fair number of models from kits now, and have now built an aztec two step from plans. Its turned out very well and is completely finished with radio gear installed (excluding engines). now engines is a must.
  the plans call up for two cox tee dee 020's however, I think two pee wee's would be ample for a 30" twin.
this would be ideal as I already have a pee wee but am finding it difficult to find a pee wee like mine, and in the same condition to mine.
      The question is, would two 049's be way too much for such a model? The reason is i could get two identical reproduction engines for a very reasonable price.
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Post  TDbandit Tue Apr 26, 2016 3:09 pm

The .049's might be a bit much for it, if you want to go with the .049's I would go with Baby Bee's with the props turned around backwards this will reduce the pull a bit three blades would help too and would look nice. The Pee Wee's would also pull it ok but not a fast. The TD .020 has almost twice the power as the PW's. however the PW's do run nice. If it were me, I would try the PW's first before the .049's another thing since this is an RC model and if you go with the .049, I would find both a left had and a right hand prop as to have counter rotating engines and would help with P factor. Reed valve engines are happy turning both ways but if you know that already, Forgive me. BTW, I see that you are a guest here, why don't ya join up, would be glad to have ya? I'm sure you could find another PW in great condition here alot of us have em. This Site Rocks!
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Post  fit90 Tue Apr 26, 2016 3:16 pm

Is the aztec two step anything like a scale full size Piper Aztec (PA-23 or PAZT)?
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Post  aeroncamoth20 Tue Apr 26, 2016 3:24 pm

Thanks for the reply, and the plan was to have counter rotating props and is why i was drawn to the pee wee. Also, i have had an exelent experience with all of my cox engines, pee wee included. Very Happy

I may very well join the forum as a member, although I can't see myself being very active.
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Post  aeroncamoth20 Tue Apr 26, 2016 3:27 pm

you can see the model on a site name outerzone. I have spend hours loking through there many plans.
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Post  Cribbs74 Tue Apr 26, 2016 3:29 pm

aeroncamoth20 wrote:Thanks for the reply, and the plan was to have counter rotating props and is why i was drawn to the pee wee. Also, i have had an exelent experience with all of my cox engines, pee wee included. Very Happy

I may very well join the forum as a member, although I can't see myself being very active.

If you join I could sell you a Pee Wee for a very reasonable price.

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Post  fit90 Tue Apr 26, 2016 3:40 pm

Looks like a kinda, sorta scale Piper Aztec, very cool
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Post  aeroncamoth20 Tue Apr 26, 2016 3:41 pm

I appreciate the offer cribbs, I assume you live in America, I,m in the uk. If this is the case it may no be worth it. After all, they pop up on ebay now and again, and i'm off to a couple of shows soon, all of which have swap meets with a few pee wee's, I just overlooked them last time as i had no use for them. Mad
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Post  aeroncamoth20 Tue Apr 26, 2016 3:44 pm

I just searched piper aztec and it does look kind of like my model, a added landing gear and it looks very quircky.
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