Rossi 90 Df for TGA F15
10-26-2005, 12:12 AM
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Rossi 90 Df for TGA F15
HI,
I wondering how Rossi 90 DF engine would perform on TGA F15 with Byron fan, i just got my self OS 91VDF almost new engine with Byron fan and tune pipe, i am happy with it, i just thought about Rossi so figured i'll ask and see if i could get Rossi to mount on Byron base and if fan can be mounted on it....
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I wondering how Rossi 90 DF engine would perform on TGA F15 with Byron fan, i just got my self OS 91VDF almost new engine with Byron fan and tune pipe, i am happy with it, i just thought about Rossi so figured i'll ask and see if i could get Rossi to mount on Byron base and if fan can be mounted on it....
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10-26-2005, 09:15 AM
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RE: Rossi 90 Df for TGA F15
Stick with the OS and save yourself a lot of grief. The Rossi 90 puts out a little more power but is unreliable and is prone to cutting out in flight. Very few have had success with it. Also the Rossi takes a different mount than the OS.
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10-26-2005, 09:50 AM
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RE: Rossi 90 Df for TGA F15
Sammy,
The Rossi is a good engine with more power however it isn't as rock solid as the OS. Plus you must have the Rossi pipe made for this engine. If you try to use the MAC's pipe (Byron) sooner or later it will melt and you may lose the plane. If the pipe fails when the engine is running the Rossi becomes a flame thrower.
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The Rossi is a good engine with more power however it isn't as rock solid as the OS. Plus you must have the Rossi pipe made for this engine. If you try to use the MAC's pipe (Byron) sooner or later it will melt and you may lose the plane. If the pipe fails when the engine is running the Rossi becomes a flame thrower.
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10-26-2005, 10:51 AM
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RE: Rossi 90 Df for TGA F15
I've found that if you set it up right and throw it as hard as you can, you will get it's best flight. No need to worry about needle adjustment.
I guess that is why I have never owned one.
10-26-2005, 12:08 PM
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RE: Rossi 90 Df for TGA F15
Hi Guys,
That was only a thought, i'll stick to my OS engine, i dont want Big bang after all the time, money and work put into this baby and then loose it for some stupid reason and then kick myself....Thanks guys.
That was only a thought, i'll stick to my OS engine, i dont want Big bang after all the time, money and work put into this baby and then loose it for some stupid reason and then kick myself....Thanks guys.
