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Uploaded by on Aug 15, 2009

Many folks ask me if I like GAS or ELECTRIC?
I learned on THIS gas engine so definitely love gas!

But....electric does have some distinct advantages!

*COX ENGINES HISTORY.
Cox model engines are used to power small model airplanes, model cars and model boats. Cox engines were in production for more than 50 years between 1945 and 2006 by L.M. Cox Manufacturing Co. Inc. who later became "Cox Hobbies Inc." and then "Cox Products" before being sold to Estes Industries when it became Cox Models. 0n February 7th 2009 Estes Industries shut down their Cox division and sold all of their remaining classic Cox stock i.e. mainly spare parts, to a private buyer from Canada. The new owner of the Cox stock has launched a website called Cox International.
Millions of engines were produced and they became the most common 1/2A Class 0.049 cubic inch engine in the world and probably still are today.

Although the production of the engines ceased some years ago now, engines made as far back as the 1950s are still sold "as new" and in abundance[1] world wide.
·1958 Golden Bee (Cat#120 - Manufactured Oct 1957-Jan 1980)
Custom Built Golden Bee .051

The Golden Bee is a Baby Bee that has a larger (8cc), stunt vented fuel tank and has been anodized gold. The larger tank allowed the planes to fly longer while the stunt vents allowed the airplanes to fly inverted without fuel running out or the engine cutting out.

The first versions of the Golden Bee had a single bypass intake port but later versions had two bypass ports making them slightly more powerful.

All Bees with the exception of the Killer Bee and Venom had the same crankshaft that was only good for about 20,000 rpm before the conrod pin would break off. For more visit;

http://www.answers.com/topic/cox-model-engines

Thanks for watching and good luck with what ever you choose.

Just fly!

:-) Dave

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  • i preer uel powered got to love that smell and the noise

  • I PREFER GAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!

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  • single cylinder two cycle diesel engines rule !!!

  • I love gas but I hate glow there's a big difference

  • personally i prefer gas XXXXXXXXXXXXX

  • @JetMechMA My father rigged a 0.49 on a plastic toy car with a prop,it ran for a couple of feet,then i tryd to start it and cut my finger too,i was 9years old,around 1975, it stung a lot.

  • god damn you use alot of gas. 1 gallon last me 40 flights or more with an old k n b 60

  • you need to compare same size planes!!!!!

    because you can get the mini beast with the Dx6 for $300.

    Your petts is 1400 and you can spend more than 2000 in a electric plane!!!!

    In same type of plane size gas is cheaper

  • I used to fly .049 airplanes. I probably poisoned myself as a kid with all the exposure to methanol and nitromethane, not to mention hot fuel proof dope and model airplane balsawood glue.

  • i prefer petrol

  • U WANT GAS? *fart*

    there...

  • @SubDivideInd Oh well good that i a very nice price.

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