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Can you guys provide some information on these engines?1. Are they good performers?2. Details... i.e. ringed? ABC? etc.3. What do they go for?I am looking to purchase one to use for a VRCS model.Thanks,Brian Views: 296 Sign up now to remove ads between posts It uses a baffled piston for loop scavenging. An aluminum piston with an iron SAE D ring for the piston the cylinder seal, The cylinder is steel. This is a very "normal" engine. IIRC it has an air bleed carb. I'm not up to speed on the VRSC rules but if they allow auto mixture carbs I would avoid this OS. I think a Veco 61 (lee custom) with Perry carb or Merco 61 would be head and shoulders above this engine.Performance was par for most sport engines of the day. Defiantly sub par to the European (Super Tiger) and K&Bs of the day. OS didn't really make a name for themselves until the FSR series of enginesJust for the record I dislike OS!!!Friends don't let friends fly nickelKonrad Thanks for all the info. The engine I am considering is a O.S. Max .60H Gold Head. Not sure what the designations mean behind the .60, i.e. "F", "G", "H", etc.I am more or less curious how this type of engine will perform and if I can "run" it given my skills. I grew up on O.S. .46 SF's which were great performers and easy to use.What is different about the loop-scavenged engines (do' / dont's)?I also understand these vintage 60's are not nearly as powerful as the newer versions today, but if it can fly what I am thinking I will be happy.The plane I am thinking of is a Hurst Bower Boeing F4B-2. Believe it was designed in '69 and offered by RCM.Thanks again for

In 1936, Shigeo Ogawa set up his original machine-shop, making model steam engines. At the same time the first 1.6 cc O.S. Type-1 miniature gasoline engine was made. 200 production models sold under the name “Pixie” were exported. A short time later the O.S. brand came about. For all these years, OS Engines have been a recognizable name of power, reliability, cutting edge design and quality in the model engine arena. From their much loved “Max” series, to their unique Wankel rotary engine, to the powerful O.S. Speed series engines, they have something for everyone. HobbyKing is proud to be able to bring a wide selection of the latest O.S. Engines to you.The 25LA is the tried and true economical engine for the "25 size" nitro airplane market. The 20H carburetor has a remote needle valve mounted on the engine back plate which makes tuning easier and safer. Added webbing on the crankcase strengthens high stress areas to help ensure that they stand up to the rigors of learning to fly. Includes E-2030 muffler and #A3 glow plug. Fuel for this engine is recommended to use 5~20% nitro, with at least 18% oil content.Features:• Hardened steel crankshaft• Easy tuning 20H carburetor• Fuel inlet that points up allows for easier fuel line access for fueling and defueling• Backplate mounted remote needle valve for easier and safer tuning• More cooling fin area extends the life of the engine, and virtually eliminates engine seizures in the air• Includes E-2030 muffler and #A3 glowplugSpecs:Displacement: 0.2485 cu in (4.0 cc)Bore: 0.7087 in (18 mm)Stroke: 0.63 in (16 mm)Practical rpm: 2,500-16,000Output: 0.59 hp @ 15,000 rpmWeight: 6.9 oz (197 g)Recommended Props: 9x5, 9x6, 10x5Includes:#A3 Glow Plug, 20H carburetor, #E-2030 muffler OS Engine Upload video Only registered users can upload video. Please, log in or register Upload your file Only registered users can upload files.Please log in or register to start helping your fellow hobbyists today!

My old style 80’s and it spun away, Sounded like a big fan…..Smiles Back in the day, the 80 was OS Max's first "Big Engine" and they were over engineered. Two of the 80's that you see in the OS Time Line were mine (one was the marine version) that I sent them when they had the engine trade-in program. (Still going on). Sorry about the ramble, I guess you can tell I like them. You'll like the H series, OS made a 60 size rear rotor as well, The rear rotor cranks are solid steel ground between centers. They always start and run. I've never had one dead stick. Good Fuel is the key. They didn't use Cool Aid back then. All castor. Views: 197 Views: 182 Last edited by Broken Wings; Jun 07, 2008 at 09:30 PM. Reason: addition Quote: Originally Posted by av8rsodt Thanks for all the info. The engine I am considering is a O.S. Max .60H Gold Head. Not sure what the designations mean behind the .60, i.e. "F", "G", "H", etc.I am more or less curious how this type of engine will perform and if I can "run" it given my skills. I grew up on O.S. .46 SF's which were great performers and easy to use.What is different about the loop-scavenged engines (do' / dont's)?I also understand these vintage 60's are not nearly as powerful as the newer versions today, but if it can fly what I am thinking I will be happy.The plane I am thinking of is a Hurst Bower Boeing F4B-2. Believe it was designed in '69 and offered by RCM.Thanks again for all the help (I will take it),Brian -----------It takes years to "make a name". You make that name by producing great running engines that perform well, throttle

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