For the 4rotor boys

Started by Spotlamp, September 14, 2005, 12:20:34 AM

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Brett

Thats a sweet, sweet sound :chat
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Martiny

OH !!! Thats beautiful !   Where\'s that lottery ticket?

iaint

Oooooh mama!

The idel sound reminded me a lot of Carl\'s project - will be good to hear that one going full chat next year!

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Ada7

Quote from: iaintOooooh mama!

The idel sound reminded me a lot of Carl\'s project - will be good to hear that one going full chat next year!
Yeh it will!! That sounded Sweet :) HAd to play it a couple of times, with the volume up ha ha.
I wonder how many 4 rotor FDs there are? would\'t of thought there\'d be that many

Adam
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dandan

Thats fantabultastic!

Just a thought, but would a 4 rotor be relatively reliable with stacks of power? If there is no turbo, no supercharger and no nos, what is left to go wrong?!

asp

Quote from: dandanThats fantabultastic!

Just a thought, but would a 4 rotor be relatively reliable with stacks of power? If there is no turbo, no supercharger and no nos, what is left to go wrong?!


probly hav the change diff n gear box mayb

that sound proper :cool

Spotlamp

Engine wise it\'d probably hold together quite well, rotaries run really nicely in n/a form, so much so that they\'re used in a number of light aircraft without reliability problems.

Drive train is likely to take a beating though.  Can imagine there\'s stacks of torque and it sounds like it\'s revving a little beyond the stock red line  :D

H