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Old 05-03-2018, 06:22 AM
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The rebuilt 120 just before installation in the 1/5 scale Pica Waco. The other pic is a comparison of the carb bores on the three Saito big blocks. (150 in the middle sporting a homebrew , longer than stock velocity stack as seen in on the 150 with the brass muffler.
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so i sprayed the chief on there instead
yes yes that is one classy paint job there

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It sounds like a Cherry Bomb too. Good deep rumble. Nice thing is the very light weight. It does not stress the threads like the Saito trash can and iron pipe muffler system did. He has used it for about 4 years now and never came loose or gave any problems that I am aware of. Intalled wit SWAK and left it alone.
my "long gone" Magnum 180 muffler had no baffles at all, yet it's tip was a bit smaller than the header, I drilled it out as others on RCU did, it still was rather quiet and produced noticeably more RPM than stock

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Idle: stock exhaust


Max rpm: stock exhaust


Max rpm: with Turbo Header

I just ran the new FA .40a for 70 minutes doing my usual break in procedure.

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Fuel==Wildcat 10% with 18% full synthetic
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Max rpm stock exhaust==10,530
Max rpm with TurboHeader=10,800
Picture #4== no leaks any where.

I don't care much for that Hobbico tach., it reads all over the place and finally settles down the number I photograph.

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Good numbers for a .40 ! Great looking setup with that spiffy muffler and elbow combination. What plane is it going on?

I have one of the old heavy MidStar kits about 90% done. Yes sir, ain't that a spiffy elbow, I didn't know if the FA 40a would respond well to the TurboHeader, but that 270 rpm increase is typical.

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Dave, I like this SIG Mid Star 40, it would due nicely with a Saito on it, but mine would have to have an open cockpit

SIG Mid-Star 40 Kit SIGPlanes.com

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&tbm=isch&source=hp&biw=1676&bih=838&e i=rWfrWvrUOdLV5gK685H4Dw&q=sig+mid+star+40&oq=sig+ mid+star+40&gs_l=img.12..35i39k1j0i24k1l2.4135.139 53.0.16125.16.16.0.0.0.0.80.1074.15.15.0....0...1a c.1.64.img..1.15.1070.0..0j0i8i30k1j0i10i24k1.0.Av 99Kap_M5Y

http://www.rccanada.ca/rccforum/attachment.php?attachmentid=80572&d=1277870219

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the site will not let me post a photo unless I copy it to my computer first, is that the norm ??
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Jim, put your photos in a file that you name, for example, My Photos,etc. The Go Advanced button will give you the option to Search Your Device or a URL. Click on the picture, it will load to here and then let you UPLOAD to the post you're making.
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Jim, put your photos in a file that you name, for example, My Photos,etc. The Go Advanced button will give you the option to Search Your Device or a URL. Click on the picture, it will load to here and then let you UPLOAD to the post you're making
yes I understand all that, but I used-to be able to just right click on a photo (in a site) and copy it's URL, then past the URL in Advanced, then click Upload and the photo would be in my post,, but not any more, the URL wont copy now,,, for an example, to the right of this page I am on now there is a photo of a young man holding a skate board, if I right click on that photo a little white window pops up, I can select> "Copy Image URL", some times it has> "Copy Image Address",,, any hoo, I now have to copy the photo to my computer first, then install in my post (Advance) << all that takes twice as long

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Being new here, I am still struggling with some of the quirks. All too often I have typed out a (Too)lengthy response, bumped the wrong button and watched it disappear! (Kharma???)

Thanks for bringing up the Mid-Star 40. I have a brand new FA-40 Saito that I was considering dumping. Now it will be getting a new home in a Mid-Star 40. Great suggestion. That plane builds very quickly too.
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Well, I've never used the (Copy URL) method, I always use the (Save As) option, so I don't how to do it your way. Sig has their pictures protected some way so unless you can find a Sig picture somewhere else you can't get them.
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Originally Posted by Jesse Open
Being new here, I am still struggling with some of the quirks. All too often I have typed out a (Too)lengthy response, bumped the wrong button and watched it disappear! (Kharma???)

Thanks for bringing up the Mid-Star 40. I have a brand new FA-40 Saito that I was considering dumping. Now it will be getting a new home in a Mid-Star 40. Great suggestion. That plane builds very quickly too.
Jesse it's called alz for short and sometimes old age second you know, you get this great idea and start to write it down then a snooze overtakes you (nanny nap over here) and the site times you out.Some of my work painting is on a facebook page at perth hydrographics.
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Originally Posted by Old Fart
Jesse it's called alz for short and sometimes old age second you know, you get this great idea and start to write it down then a snooze overtakes you (nanny nap over here) and the site times you out.Some of my work painting is on a facebook page at perth hydrographics.
Sounds to me more like the computer version of the old R/C pilots affliction "Dumb Thumbs". Did I mention I was a poster child for this affliction?
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If the software finds something in the url that is incorrect it wont paste. Happens quite often to me. Example would be google images. If there is an image that is linked to another site and the link has embedded information and not the actual image, it wont paste. Usually it happens for GIF images, or those that use Java or some other language and the image is embedded in the code. It can also happen for protected images that the site they belong to has them locked to prevent them from being copied.
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Originally Posted by FlyerInOKC
Sounds to me more like the computer version of the old R/C pilots affliction "Dumb Thumbs". Did I mention I was a poster child for this affliction?
You know, I've lost a lot of friends with that kind of talk...

Even more without it....


I think....



Oh look, a butterfly..
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It's the loose nut above the keyboard syndrome.
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Originally Posted by acdii
If the software finds something in the url that is incorrect it wont paste. Happens quite often to me. Example would be google images. If there is an image that is linked to another site and the link has embedded information and not the actual image, it wont paste. Usually it happens for GIF images, or those that use Java or some other language and the image is embedded in the code. It can also happen for protected images that the site they belong to has them locked to prevent them from being copied.
thank you thank you thank you my RCU Saito friend !!, it's a wonderful thing to understand LOL

it just goes to show that if it's not 3/8ths of something, it just may be 5/16ths of something else


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Sounds to me more like the computer version of the old R/C pilots affliction "Dumb Thumbs"
It's the loose nut above the keyboard syndrome.
now lets not talk about that. I am allways having to click that edit button, just like I did in this reply to add the 2nd quote

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Originally Posted by Jesse Open
You know, I've lost a lot of friends with that kind of talk...

Even more without it....

I think....

Oh look, a butterfly..
It has really had a bad affect on the airplanes in my hanger too!
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Alrighty then, since I ran the FA .40a with one of the new 11 x 6 Graupner Sonic Pro props I just had to try the 10 x 6 on a Saito .30: No pictures though.

Saito FA .30
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Maxrpm=10,301
Best idle 2,160
Ambient temp 90 f.
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Originally Posted by FlyerInOKC
Sounds to me more like the computer version of the old R/C pilots affliction "Dumb Thumbs". Did I mention I was a poster child for this affliction?
Let's see the photo okc your comments are hilarious at the bottom of every post and jesse can see the butterflies again so i guess we are all back in the late sixties at a concert by some group nobody has ever heard of (could have been dave doing a guitar solo in country and western) lying flat on your back with thousands of others just dreaming
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(could have been dave doing a guitar solo in country and western)

Naah, it would be Blue Grass, there ain't no country music any more, well, maybe there still is in your Country.
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Originally Posted by Hobbsy
(could have been dave doing a guitar solo in country and western)

Naah, it would be Blue Grass, there ain't no country music any more, well, maybe there still is in your Country.


Ain't that the truth! I turned on a country channel on Amazon Prime, and was lie *** is this crap? This isn't country? Found a Willy station, now That's Country!
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Throw in some Hank Williams, Hank Snow, Hank Thompson.....
And vintage Ray Price

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Charlie Pride, Charlie Daniels, Waylon Jennings, and Merle Hagard. Now thats Country!


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