It has its own fuel. There are some regions around the world where this specialized fuel is not sold.
@luismviera79826 ай бұÑÑÐœ
@@Tahmazoheli_1989 Ok, any specific brand that I can buy in the USA?
@Tahmazoheli_19895 ай бұÑÑÐœ
@@luismviera7982 I don't know much about this brand, but it's an impressive brand from magazines and internet surfing. For more information about Cool Power and Wild Cat, why not ask your radio control friends who fly with you, go to the place where radio controls are flown, or visit a radio control shop with a brick-and-mortar store and ask for advice?
Very nice! Did you restore this old Baron or is it like this from new?
@Tahmazoheli_1989 ÐÑл бұÑÑÐœ
thank you. I made a successful bid for a new kit at Yahoo! I think the engine is either a hand-held item or a new or second-hand item that was bid at an auction. My father is improving and remodeling so that it is easy for him to do.
@mahoneytechnologies6575 жÑл бұÑÑÐœ
Nice Flight! I really like the mountains in the background gives a nice reference and makes the flight much more interesting. When I lived in Japan our Akishima Flying Club would go an area close to Fuji-san for a few days of flying every summer - flying with mountains in the Background was great! And Yes sitting outside and eating Yakisoba and drinking some Good Beer while disusing the days flights, the advantages of the different Radios, and such - and yes asking questions like " Wasn't that a Really Nice Looking O Jo San we saw on the way to the Flying Field ? " The Answer was usually " Yep, Country Girls are always the best and they have Pure Hearts! ". Of course nothing against City Girls but my first contact with Japan was living in the Gifu Country side at Gifu AFB in 1955. Gifu is Heaven for many things, including flying! Thanks for posting this Great Flight Video, I will study it often to try and improve my flying.
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@shakenjuggler6 жÑл бұÑÑÐœ
Brilliant! Just bought two of these off Fleabay. Can I ask, what fuel did you use? Mine are fitted with the Enya SS 35 engine's. Is yours?
@Tahmazoheli_1989 ÐÑл бұÑÑÐœ
Thanks for your comment. I think the fuel is 15%-20% nitro, which is sold by Technic Japan under the trade name "Clotz" for helicopters, or 15%-20% nitro of the glow fuel "Nitro-X" sold by OS Engine. The engine is OS32, I forgot the detailed model number. I've never used an Enya, and YS engines are in the minority, and I've never seen anyone around me using an Enya. All of them are OS engines, and I think needles are probably the easiest engines to handle. The YS has a pressurization system in the fuel tank, so be careful. There are many silicon parts in the fuel pipe and engine body, and the engine runs stably from the beginning when the fuel is full to the end when the fuel runs out. I think there are few people who can handle it because it is delicate. The OS also comes out with a pump system engine, and the current model is also on sale.