Tiger Moth with OS IL300

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Uploaded by on May 12, 2007

my moth

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  • It glides beautifully. Never a problem however as the engine is very reliable and rarely stops.

  • No, I flew it for many flights like this. I did use on board glow and had the glow switched on up to about 1/3 throttle. I used 10% nitro. The on board glow made starting very easy.

    I have since sold the Tiger Moth and still have the engine. It is for sale.

  • Nice sounding engine! I have a Pegasus 240 but havent run it yet. It's an antique now and still brand new!

  • @72Z15SS

    I got it to fly and I fly it a lot. I am not a collector, but It will still look as good on the shelf when I finally finish flying the old moth.

  • @tommywatson1942 Well I actually bought it at an r/c flea market years ago and have been building a Sig Morrisey Bravo to put it in, but now I'm getting cold feet since they no longer make it. I planned on using it back then but had some time away from the hobby and now trying to finish the Bravo...Have a 50cc gas engine for it instead.

  • @72Z15SS Tower Hobbies has them for US$1649.99

    The IL300 has come down to US$2299.99

    Regards

    Tom Watson

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  • Of course not! Btw the engine is a bit of jewlery...

  • haha im currently building a toyota pick up model and this motor sounds perfect for the four banger version of the 22r full scale truck. i may just have to get on of these engines and machine a trans for it. great plain btw.

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  • i would be afraid of flying that plane...what if the engine stops running while flying?

  • no problems with upside down position?

  • when he revs it up, sounds almost like a piper cub engine! that is... a REAL piper cub

  • Incredible! That engine on that plane, particularly with those engine sounds...wow!

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