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  • This video went viral on Djibouti

  • So how do you start it?

  • ANYONE KNOWS HOW TO FIRE FOR THE FIRST TIME THE OS MAX 10 FP STOCK ENGINE. I AM NEW TO THIS. MANY THANKS

  • What sort of fuel consumption do you get out if that?

  • interesting experiment,Thanks for sharing.

  • Nice Engine! I have the same one too. What propeller do you use?

  • how do you stop it?

  • Just close the engine air intake! :)

  • I'm owning the same engine, and i'm searching for a nice kit for this engine. The only one i founded was on towerhobbies, and it was a self buid kit... Does someone knows a balsa wood made kit for such kind of engine? I also have the same problem for a Norvel Big Mig Motor Sport .061 with throtle... The only one i founded was on the same site, and was the P51 Mustang kit... Any idea please ? !!!!

  • Go to Sigmfg(*)com and find their kits from Herr Engineering. They appear to have the best kits for small engines such as the .061 and the .074.

    About .10 engines, there are none that I know of. I normally take an ARF (self built?) electric model and adapt it to use an engine instead of an electric motor.

  • dos it have throtle or is it free flight

  • How much thrust?

  • how do you controol thoes things i just got a .049 motor from my grandpa from when he was a kid and i just cant get it to start

  • Nonsense a little Scotch tape and a CG check would put it in the air.

  • Only 11k? I dont think it was full thortle. An OS.46 can  spin over 12000.

  • Depends on what size prop and pitch you are using. My magnum .15 spins at 14,000 with an 8X4 prop. It can run up to 19,000 safely. Remember this RPM test is on the ground. Faster when in the air. I think a 7X4 or 5 prop for that engine works well.

  • how old is it

  • want to see the needle in the red

  • I don't think you'll ever get that wooden bench to fly. It looks way too heavy.

  • LOL a bit larger engine might move the bench on wheels.

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