Hanger 9 33% extra 330s

[HUNTERNFLA]

heres my next plane just looking for some insite on the power plant looking at the da-85 but.... heard it realy shakes and there are forums that go on and on about it then others have put the da 100 in it i would like to keep it lite just trying to weigh out the options
got one would love to her how you have it set up thanks for the input
GENERAL Power Class:GasClass: GiantCategory: Aerobatic | Scale Flying Skill: Advanced Build Type:ARF DIMENSIONAL SPECIFICATIONS Wingspan: 97.00 inchesWing Area: 1750.00 sq. inchesLength: 89.70 inchesWeight: 22.00 Lbs.Airfoil: Fully Symmetrical

[sweetpea]

If it was me........the DA100. Watch full throttle straight and level and def no full throttle downlines and you'll be fine. Bonus: you can move that motor to any plane in the future.

[Doppelganger]

I have one and absolutely love it. It was given to me by a friend after my New Yak crashed with only several flights on it. I won't go into details on the crash as there is a trolling assmonkey that told me I deserved it.

Anyway, Everything survived the crash (except the prop) so I put all the gear in the Extra. Actually, I'm the 4th owner of the plane. I have a BME 102 on the nose, Power HD 9150's on wings and elevators, (Matchboxes on the wings) and a 8711 on the rudder. Spectrum 9100 receiver on two 2300 mah A123's, and a two cell 2600 mah Lion on the ignition. Mejzlik 26X10 . Flies very well. I was a bit disappointed with the weight. 25+lbs. But it was a bathroom scale. I mainly fly IMAC with it, but it does beautiful rolling harriers with the rates turned up.

You're going to love it. I'm having a new plane built (Pilot Extra 300 35%) so I was going to sell the H9. But I can't bring myself to let it go. Space is an issue for me, but I'll just have to find room. It is very hard to let go of a great flying good looking plane.

Good luck with yours. Show pics if you can.

Steve

[Wild Thang]

85 would be perfect on this plane, do it for the wing loading. Vibration shouldnt be an issue on a wood airframe. And run a can, I'm using a MTW 110 rear dump and it's giving me alot of power and a great sound. If I see you at any events soon i'll let you fly my 260 with the 85. At 24 lbs you will be amazed by the power. I'm using a 24-12 3 blade for IMAC and 3D.

Rob and POOF aka Luckett got this at Nall for you right? I saw them carrying one.

[HUNTERNFLA]

no big vibration issues with youre 85

[HUNTERNFLA]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Wild Thang
	If I see you at any events soon i'll let you fly my 260 with the 85. At 24 lbs you will be amazed by the power. I'm using a 24-12 3 blade for IMAC and 3D. Rob and POOF aka Luckett got this at Nall for you right? I saw them carrying one.

YA Cool i could use some stick time lol
this is the same plane rob checked it out at nall and gave me the thumbs up [/

[Doppelganger]

The 85 will shake the hell out of it, but the plane is built tough. The 100 will in my opinion be too heavy for the plane. You may end up 27+lbs. The plane will not fly well at this weight. Especially anything low speed. However, I'm at 6000'asl. And at almost 26lbs, she will try to tip on my turn from the cross leg to final if I don't keep her at a good click. At sea level, you may not encounter this. Also, the 100 will not fit inside the cowl without cutting teardrops for the plugs.
If you can find a BME twin, like a 102, or 110 with low pro caps, you're golden.

Steve

[sukhoi26]

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[Greyhoundman]

I have the 85 on my H9 Edge it is a fantastic combination, it has better power to weight performance than my 35% edge. I think allot of the people that complain about the 85 shaking are either not mounting it solid enough or are mounting it on a very lightweight (possibly weak) airframe. The older design H9 Extra's and Edges are quite a bit more sturdy than their current 33% sukhoi and are able to bear the power of the 85 better than some newer design's. I have beat the living hell out of my H9 Edge (also at least the 3rd owner) and not had any problems at all.

[Doppelganger]

I won't argue the 85 as I've never owned one. But I totally agree with the strength of the airframe. It should not be a problem. I guess I vote the 85.

Steve

[FranciscoOrtiz]

I just have one with 3w80XI, great combination. sent PM

[HUNTERNFLA]

THANKS FOR THE INFO FRANCISCO