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| Flyin' Around ![]() Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: charlottetow
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Hey guys i bought a showtime the other day ( since i crashed my funtana 40 ) and i was just wondering if a YS110 is enough power for it. i heard it and a saito 150 are nearly equivilent.. If anyone has had this engine how do you find it runs? and does it hold a tune well?
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| Bad-ass Super Contributer! ![]() Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: MD Age: 17
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ive seen a guy with a saito 1.25 in it and the plane flew really well, so im guessing that the ys 110 is gona work
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| US-Soccer "Don't Tread On Me" ![]() Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Jupiter, FL Age: 19
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I've seen it fly with a saito 125 but seems like the YS 110 in my extreme flight yak turns the same 16x4 3D prop almost 750 more rpm with both running on 20/20 fuel, also his engine is new and mine is 2 years old.
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| Super Contributer ![]() Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Doha - Qatar Age: 40
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Hi guys, (Sorry for english spelling) I have a long story with this plane and engine !! Finally I found this setup is perfect for ShowTime 4D :
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| Uber Contributer ![]() Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Spring Hill Florida Age: 23
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hey I think the ys 110 would pull it hard. I got a evolution 1nx in mine and my plane flys great. Hope you have fun with the new plane. The only advice i got for you is change out the ball links and the control horn peices. I have already started to strip mine out. The guy at the lhs told me to epoxy the treads in once i get them where i want them. I think I am going to do that. But I am also going to put better ball joints on. One of mine came off already with like only 10 flights on it. Well tell me how yours flys. Tom |
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| Met her in Baghdad... ![]() Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Phoenix, Arizona Age: 39
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I have one with a YS120 on it, and it is great. I would suggest a 140 would be perfect in fact. I fly mine with the SFGs on full time, even used carbon fiber rods to brace them permanently. This plane will roll slower than anything I have ever flown. Fantastic airplane. |
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| just another model junkie ![]() Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Morinville, Alberta, Canada Age: 18
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i have mine on a saito 180 and it is insane. I think the 110 would be perfect .
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| Bad-ass Super Contributer! ![]() Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Portland Oregon Age: 48
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Ok Let's compare here. I have a FuntanaX 100 with a YS 1.10 in it at 1108 Sqs at 9.3 lbs. The Showtime 4D is 900 Sqs at 8 to 9 lbs. The Funtana X100 is a blast with a YS1.10 full 3D off the hook performance. Vertical punch is ludracris! Yes thats with 30% nitro... I would have to say that putting a YS1.10 or a 1.40 would work. But being that the fuse may be a little shorter would cause some weight to be added somewhere I would guess- since the YS1.40 is a little bit heavier(5.7 ounces to be exact). I would strongly suggest a APC 16.5X5W prop for optimum 3D performance on the YS1.10. It does work extremely well. At least for the AFunatanaX which is slightly bigger plane than the Showtime 4D. I would keep the Showtime as lite as possible it should rock your socks off with a YS1.10 on 30% nitro and APC 16.5 X 5W prop. IMHO!! Ronster |
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| Super Contributer ![]() Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Wirral, Merseyside, UK Age: 17
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I fly the showtime and have the ys 110 in it, it is the ideal engine for this model and it has plenty of power to fly it and will pull with outhority out of a hover- this engine makes the model a dream to fly. When combined with the SFG's this model is one of the nicest glow model I have flown, but a word of advice you will need to brace the SFG's with some CF rod as the will break, this I have found is the only downfall to the model. |
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