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Heliman
Location: Los Angeles, CA

Does anybody have experience using this engine?

02-17-2002 Over year old.

TVAILLANCOURT
Senior Heliman
Location: Edmonton Alberta Canada

I have a Rossi

I have one in my Vario Kobold.What do you need to know?

02-18-2002 Over year old.

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Heliman
Location: Los Angeles, CA

I was wondering how smooth the motor is and if you had any problems with it. Do you like it, etc.?

02-18-2002 Over year old.

TVAILLANCOURT
Senior Heliman
Location: Edmonton Alberta Canada

ask anyone

Well if you ask anyone who has one they will tell you the same thing.
bad points:
Long break in.. 25 to 30 tanks before tail settles down.
rough transition in the 1/4 to half area
doesn't like high nirto or high oil content
carb can be a pain to tune.low needle speed controls hover mixture.

good points:
Very smooth once broken in
major power house
reliable
cheaper than an OS
cheaper fuel bill.
I've got a Vario Sky Dragon on the way with a webra 50 engine set.If it performs like the Rossi I'll go the OS route.
If you don't like to spend time messing with tunning go with the OS.

02-18-2002 Over year old.

heliman
Senior Heliman
Location: Fullerton, CA

Please...

stick with an OS or YS. I went the Rossi route and had nothing but problems. It doesn't fit well in some helis due to the slightly larger case, and the exhaust system is a pain to mount. Go with a YS or OS and fly instead of tune. I think a Rossi is better suited for airplanes.

02-18-2002 Over year old.

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