did you have many troubles starting your engine? I have a new OS 52 4 Stroke nitro engine that WILL NOT start, no pipes are blocked, the clunk pipe is attached to the carb and the vent line to the exhaust, the engine turns over as well, the plugs glow orange but im not sure fuel is going from the carb to the engine... you got any advice? thanks
Hello I bought the os 120III surpass 4 stroke w/pump and set the needles as instructed from the instruction booklet. Low end needle..2.5 out. High end needle..1.5 out from closed position. The engine will not stay idleing at a good low rpm for too long and just shuts off...any ideas?
Some people are using power applied to the glow plug at low rpm with a switch on the throttle servo because it is cooling down too much at low throttle.
i have a magnum 61 four stroke on my SE-5A WW1 plane.
engine is good but hardly to catch the best tune for it and also it is getting hotter than Os or saito engines. after last successfull tune i have flyed it for more than 30 times without any problems at all, also starts very easy after one or two turns with stick
i have never had a magnum, but am bidding on brand new .52 on ebay. i was wondering if these are pretty reliable and a good buy for the price. i know saito, ys, and os are very good, and magnum and thunder tigre, arent necessarily bad, just a little lower. more economy like engines, anyway, just wondering if its a good engine.
Cool vid...I have a question...Im now breaking in a os fs 120III 4 stroke. The instructions say i dont need the line from tank to muffler, what do you think?
Depends if the engine as a pump. If not , I would say Yes because when you'll fly it , you will put this pipe on. Then the air-fuel mix will change depending on the pressure inside the tank. So yes make the break-in with the pipe on the muffler and fly it that way as well. Hope this help !
hows that thing running now. is it still running? I have one that I got about 10 or so flights on, each one progressively running worse and worse. I eventually retired the thing. I would like to get it running good at some point.
that sounds really nice! Dont suppose you could scan the manual or anything, cause i have heard this is identical to the Kyosho, the ASP, SC and OS 52FS
At the very minimum could you scan the page with prop selection and running instructions, i would be soooooo grateful!!! thanks
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did you have many troubles starting your engine? I have a new OS 52 4 Stroke nitro engine that WILL NOT start, no pipes are blocked, the clunk pipe is attached to the carb and the vent line to the exhaust, the engine turns over as well, the plugs glow orange but im not sure fuel is going from the carb to the engine... you got any advice? thanks
willbertdsgc 1 month ago
Hello I bought the os 120III surpass 4 stroke w/pump and set the needles as instructed from the instruction booklet. Low end needle..2.5 out. High end needle..1.5 out from closed position. The engine will not stay idleing at a good low rpm for too long and just shuts off...any ideas?
7bikerboy7 1 year ago
Some people are using power applied to the glow plug at low rpm with a switch on the throttle servo because it is cooling down too much at low throttle.
Summerride 1 year ago
i have a magnum 61 four stroke on my SE-5A WW1 plane.
engine is good but hardly to catch the best tune for it and also it is getting hotter than Os or saito engines. after last successfull tune i have flyed it for more than 30 times without any problems at all, also starts very easy after one or two turns with stick
morwangsm 1 year ago
i have never had a magnum, but am bidding on brand new .52 on ebay. i was wondering if these are pretty reliable and a good buy for the price. i know saito, ys, and os are very good, and magnum and thunder tigre, arent necessarily bad, just a little lower. more economy like engines, anyway, just wondering if its a good engine.
claytonjester 2 years ago
I was very impressed how reliable this engine was. I have a lot of flight to the log and still running as new.
Summerride 2 years ago
Cool vid...I have a question...Im now breaking in a os fs 120III 4 stroke. The instructions say i dont need the line from tank to muffler, what do you think?
7bikerboy7 2 years ago
Depends if the engine as a pump. If not , I would say Yes because when you'll fly it , you will put this pipe on. Then the air-fuel mix will change depending on the pressure inside the tank. So yes make the break-in with the pipe on the muffler and fly it that way as well. Hope this help !
Summerride 2 years ago
hows that thing running now. is it still running? I have one that I got about 10 or so flights on, each one progressively running worse and worse. I eventually retired the thing. I would like to get it running good at some point.
piperpilot26 2 years ago
Are you using four stroke gas ? Is it running too lean so the engine beem worn out and progressively the compression came to low ?
Summerride 2 years ago
that sounds really nice! Dont suppose you could scan the manual or anything, cause i have heard this is identical to the Kyosho, the ASP, SC and OS 52FS
At the very minimum could you scan the page with prop selection and running instructions, i would be soooooo grateful!!! thanks
Peter
vanepico 2 years ago
Hi,
I have the manual but my scanner is dead since a while. So here is the prop size reccomendation :
11x7,8,9 ; 12x5,6,7 ; 13x4
Use 12x5 for break-in.
Just ask anything if you need !
Summerride 2 years ago
Don't suppose you have a good quality camera or anything? could you also get the running in instructions like "run half a tank through it" etc
Thanks for all your help!
vanepico 2 years ago
I can do it for you. Send me your email address and I'll get you some picts.
Summerride 2 years ago
so whats the verdict, good engine? it looks like a great engine for the price. I may be getting one in the near future
Andy851 3 years ago
The verdict is that it is a really good engine for the price. Not THAT much powerfull but it fits good on a .46 plane.
Summerride 3 years ago
what were u planning on puttin that in?
JDeckin1296 3 years ago
See my Homemade Piper Cub video , this engine is in this airplane.
Summerride 2 years ago
How do you like this engine. What planes have you put it in. Have you ha any issues?
CSN13 3 years ago
Are u sure thats a magnum? It looks more like an sc 52. It runs very nicely.
sheldonholy 4 years ago
100% Sure ;)
Summerride 4 years ago
OH!! Well ill be damned...! lol
sheldonholy 4 years ago
WOW
poopik121 4 years ago
what plane is the engine going in?
Guinnie 5 years ago