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RC Bee prototype?
Cox International Sat Feb 09, 2013 7:52 pm
I recently acquired what was described as 3 “RC Bee” engines.
The one on the top seems to be what I think an RC Bee should look like and came with original instructions. Here is a link to the instructions for those that want a copy:
http://coxengines.ca/files/049%20RC%20Bee.pdf
The middle one is allegedly a prototype. Does anyone have any info on this? The backplate seems to of the Dragonfly type but it’s orange. I did not know that orange backplates existed.
The bottom one is like a Ranger with an RC Bee muffler.
Any insight from you collectors our there?
The one on the top seems to be what I think an RC Bee should look like and came with original instructions. Here is a link to the instructions for those that want a copy:
http://coxengines.ca/files/049%20RC%20Bee.pdf
The middle one is allegedly a prototype. Does anyone have any info on this? The backplate seems to of the Dragonfly type but it’s orange. I did not know that orange backplates existed.
The bottom one is like a Ranger with an RC Bee muffler.
Any insight from you collectors our there?
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Re: RC Bee prototype?
Mudhen Sat Feb 09, 2013 9:28 pm
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Re: RC Bee prototype?
Jason_WI Sat Feb 09, 2013 10:00 pm
Mud,
Nice aluminum needle valve on the bottom one!
Jason
Nice aluminum needle valve on the bottom one!
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Re: RC Bee prototype?
Cox International Sun Feb 10, 2013 12:24 pm
I figured you would pipe in on this, Mudhen, for which I thank you.
The engines were given to a well-known "Cox enthusiast" during one of his visits to the Cox factory with an explanation akin to them being test products, along the lines of what you have described.
Thanks again!
The engines were given to a well-known "Cox enthusiast" during one of his visits to the Cox factory with an explanation akin to them being test products, along the lines of what you have described.
Thanks again!
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