Cox 049 RC + Piper Arrow 1980

Cox 049 RC + Piper Arrow 1980

[@jaguargoldeagle8330]

This reminds me of my childhood growing up in Maryland when times seemed simpler. Love these vintage Cox Piper RC kits from the 1980's and love collecting them.

[@MauricioB71]

thank you so much!

[@MJ-qg2bm]

Memories are coming back from a long time ago. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@MauricioB71]

Hello! Thank you very much for watching the video. Greetings!

[@byrondot]

All the 70's and early 80's flavour here! Is nice to see one of this birds still flying so nice in the 21th century!

[@MauricioB71]

thank you for your comment!!

[@byronbailey9229]

Had all the Cox engines from several .010's, TD 020's various 049's was just so much fun way back. Electric just does not grab me the same way.

[@MauricioB71]

Thanks for leaving your comment. If the Cox line is very nice, the quality of those little engines is remarkable. Electric models are not my biggest draw. These little models and micromotors really catch you and forever.

[@Jorge-hj2tp]

Awesome plane! Thank you for sharing with us.

[@MauricioB71]

+Tommy Umphenour Hi, thanks for visiting the video, I'm glad you like, greetings

[@tonyaccurso1090]

WOW! The Cox Piper Arrow is a sweet flyer! I have one NIB but I may need to get it out now. :) Great flight and thanks for posting.

[@mytemight]

I sure would like to have one of those today! Back in 84"/85" I worked at Cox, had an arrow that I placed .09 man did book! and handle the g-load to, re-enforcing the wing with clear packing tape really kept these foam plane tough. thanks for the video!

[@MauricioB71]

Thank you very much for your comment. I'm so glad you worked at Cox. You must have many stories to share !!!

[@Dane3804]

I always loved that sound when it wasn't going in circles.

[@adrianmuino3412]

A cox baby bee was my first engine. High revs and no torque, but a lot of oil and noise instead. To fly until the fuel is gone and land always in emergency mode, that's training!

[@MauricioB71]

Thank you for your comment!....in this case there is engine control, but I have also done it as you say, and I agree, yes, it is training!!

[@geraldharper330]

049 cox now that brings back memories...

[@MauricioB71]

Thank you!!

[@fortknoxguy]

Faster than I thought it would fly. Nice.

[@MauricioB71]

It is a beautiful model to fly, it is fast but very safe!

[@williameaston136]

Beautiful

[@MauricioB71]

thank you

[@royalanania3306]

Man!!! It flys great.I wonder what the Cox Acrobatic Me109 would fly like with you modification. Great job !

[@MauricioB71]

thank you!!

[@royalanania3306]

Those were my days.

[@MauricioB71]

Without a doubt, these wonders are an important part of our best memories! That is why we must relive them! Thanks for your message.

[@royalanania3306]

@@MauricioB71 No !!! Thank you for showing us these wonder toys that filled my life as youngsters in Ohio, my dad bought me every single Cox model through out the years, my favorite was the Stuka, AND the Grass hopper.

[@MauricioB71]

@@royalanania3306 :-) :-) :-)

[@Hinckley_Biker]

I wonder how many people cut their teeth on these wonderful little engines and went on to a lifetime of aeromodelling? I did!

[@TFWS6]

Blaby Biker Same here!

[@homienat3374]

She is a buety love it 😊

[@MauricioB71]

thank you for your comment!

[@crossthreadaeroindustries8554]

Is that a Cox Dragonfly (clunk tank) in that Arrow? Also, sounds like this engine has an exhaust "throttle?"

[@MauricioB71]

Hi friend of CEF !, the engine that has this model is original, it is precisely this one, if it has original accelerator ring too, as it comes with the engine (it is not the Dragonfly), it is Cox .049 RC Bee Engine: coxengines.ca/cox-.049-rc-bee-engine.html

[@rileyjames3312]

Hey, I'm building a guillows p51 mustang it's about 27 inch wing span. I have a few cod 049's laying around do you think they would have enough power for it ?

[@MauricioB71]

+Riley James Hello, of course !, the cox 049 will carry it well. In my experience I would tell you that you will not atener problems!

[@rileyjames3312]

+MauricioB71 haha thanks man also with the cowl on and the engine having to muffler where does the excess fuel and oil go? Do I just let it build up in the cowl or make holes in the cowl to Help it go out ?

[@MauricioB71]

+Riley James It is necessary to discharge holes for oil combustion drain and not get trapped inside the fairing., You understand?

[@rileyjames3312]

+MauricioB71 yea I get it thanks haha what should be the weight of it by the end for it to fly ?

[@MauricioB71]

+Riley James You can see some of my constructions; in 3.17 minutes, you can see the large discharge port fuel exes; weight in flying order should be around 400-450 grams .: kzbin.info/www/bejne/apKnfYyKod6YpMk

[@8180634]

I've never seen an 049 with a throttle before, was that custom?

[@MauricioB71]

hello, in this case it is factory original.

[@did3d523]

the most noisly for low power engine in world!!