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Post  mitchg95 Wed Aug 15, 2012 3:25 pm

i am thinking of buying the greatplnes bot, what kind of power should i use on a power pod? And how well does a fibreglass fuselage hold up to vibration?
I am thinking that i can use a bollaero 18 model diesel engine, that i may build sometime this year in my precisioun machining class that i am going to be taking starting this upcoming tuesday

thanks, Mitchg95
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Post  Kim Wed Aug 15, 2012 6:00 pm

I've been flying my 3 meter Bird of Time for a long time on a Cox Medallion .15. One ounce of fuel will take you up plenty high.

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Post  nitroairplane Wed Aug 15, 2012 7:17 pm

mitchg95 wrote:i am thinking of buying the greatplnes bot, what kind of power should i use on a power pod? And how well does a fibreglass fuselage hold up to vibration?
I am thinking that i can use a bollaero 18 model diesel engine, that i may build sometime this year in my precisioun machining class that i am going to be taking starting this upcoming tuesday

thanks, Mitchg95
I think you'll have trouble with prop clearances with that engine!
Side port diesels take large props.
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Post  Ivanhoe Thu Aug 16, 2012 2:21 am

nitroairplane wrote:
mitchg95 wrote:i am thinking of buying the greatplnes bot, what kind of power should i use on a power pod? And how well does a fibreglass fuselage hold up to vibration?
I am thinking that i can use a bollaero 18 model diesel engine, that i may build sometime this year in my precisioun machining class that i am going to be taking starting this upcoming tuesday

thanks, Mitchg95
I think you'll have trouble with prop clearances with that engine!
Side port diesels take large props.

Agreed, also a diesel vibrates far more than a glow, and mounting one of that size on a power pod is not really a good idea anyway.
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Post  andrew Thu Aug 16, 2012 7:56 am

Ivanhoe wrote:Agreed, also a diesel vibrates far more than a glow, and mounting one of that size on a power pod is not really a good idea anyway.

I don't know --- that powerpod of Kim's looks like it would support a small block V6.
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