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Harryk wrote:

Thus fulfilling the prime rule of boating...POAT...peel off another
thousand.

It's BOAT, moron. Break out another thousand.

L G[_16_]

Spoofer wrote:
In ,
says...

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On 1/19/11 10:06 AM, I am Tosk wrote:

In article11995c49-2fb8-42dc-adcb-5612d0548db6@
32g2000yqz.googlegroups.com, says...

On Jan 18, 9:58 pm, wrote:

On Jan 18, 7:00 pm, L wrote:

Jack. wrote:

On Jan 17, 9:21 pm, wrote:

On Jan 17, 8:12 am, wrote:

On Jan 16, 5:47 pm, wrote:

A B29 model powered by 4 chainsaw engines... Complete with a
mid-air
launch of an X1 rocket! Here's where a lot of work pays off.

http://users.skynet.be/fa926657/files/B29.wmv

I've seen that thing fly twice, and watched him crash it once.
After
the X1 landed, he spun the B29 down from way up high, where he'd
been
circling while the X1 did it's thing. Then he flew down the runway
doing slow rolls, and during one of the rolls the outer third of
one
of the wings folded up. That was several years ago, and I
understand
it's been crashed and rebuilt more than once since.

The original B29 was built by a guy who didn't get a chance to
finish
it before he passed away. The family gave it to Mac Hodges, and he
finished it and began flying it at RC events.

BTW... those aren't exactly "chainsaw" motors. They are
purpose-built
for RC aircraft use. The current B29 has four DA-100 motors that
are
twin cylinder, 100cc and cost $1000 each. Yes, with all the
motors,
radio gear, and airframe it's probably $6000 - 7000 in the air.
Just
the props can be over $100 each.

Here's the motor used:
http://www.desertaircraft.com/engine...hp?Page=DA-100

I passed on the info as I recieved it.

Thanks for the correction.

It was not meant in any mean-spirited way. How would you know unless
you were into R/C? Besides, many R/C planes acrually *do* use
converted chainsaw motors... they just aren't as light and powerful
as
something like the DA motor, but are a whole lot cheaper! And
gas&oil
mix is far less expensive than the glow fuel that the traditional R/C
motors use.

I made a boat powered with a weed eater motor when I was a kid. It
was
a lot of fun!

Theres' several vids on u-tube that show 'em. That is kinda cool. I'd
thought of it also, but eh, too many other projects.

I saw some R/C boats at Perry, GA at a R/C swap meet and show they
have there every year. There are groups that race them, and some of
them will do 70+ mph. There was a guy that was selling one a few
years back that was a twin-engine model, and it had been clocked over
100mph.

I looked into it thinking it woiuld be fun when we're out on the
lake. Up in a quiet cove, fire up and toss out an R/C boat and let
'er rip! They do make smaller electric powered ones that would be OK
and the costs are reasonable, but one of those gas powered fast ones
can approach $1000 real quick.

There was one on a small lake down the shore a few years ago. Although
it was legal, the noise was terrible. The locals literally drove the guy
off by threatening to do **** to his car and stuff...

If they did that, would they be tossed on the stairs at the local police
station?

I think you'd have to get real stupid and challenge the cops before that
would happen.
Most people smarten up once in custody.

Another stupid reply from Don just to stick his nose up Harry's ass.

In less than 30 minutes, too!

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