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WHAT NITRO FUEL TO YOU LIKE????
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This is a dumb quesiton, but I thought that I just wanted to start something. I KNOW that I left many, many, many, many fuels out. If you have some that you use and are not on the poll, PLEASE TELL ME!!!!!!
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I use 2 'brands'. One is 'home-made' by a hobby store called Hobby-in Methanol/Klotz Oil/No Nitro (sometimes 5%) and i use Tornado-Fuel. (1% or 5% nitro) I use the Tornado cause it's the only thing thats available at a reasonable distance.
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Well since PowerMaster is the sponsor of the fuel forum...they are going to be none to happy about your poll that left them out....[X(]
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Currently using Magnum. Like it a lot.
Also like Powermaster and Morgan.
I think most of the fuels are good. Everyone seems to have a favorite. I'm still fairly new and I've tried several based on price and peer recommendation.
Also like Powermaster and Morgan.
I think most of the fuels are good. Everyone seems to have a favorite. I'm still fairly new and I've tried several based on price and peer recommendation.
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Must be nice to have several brands of fuel available to purchase locally. Around here we have Wildcat and the HobbyTown branded fuel, whick I think is bottled by Wildcat. Good fuel, but then I think most brands are good if the user takes the trouble of getting the right fuel for the engine and how it is being used.
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Coopers Custom Blend! It's actually the only fuel used at our field. Thanks to Brian at Coopers and a local hardware store owner, we have access to fuel any day of the week. Unfortunately, we don't have a hobby shop here locally. As far as the fuel, we've never had a single complaint. Everyone loves it! Keep up the good product Brian!!
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PowerMaster and Omega because they're good, and easy to get in my area.
I'm real partial to Sig and S&W fuels, but they're tough to find in these parts.
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I'm real partial to Sig and S&W fuels, but they're tough to find in these parts.
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