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Old 08-02-2009, 08:37 PM
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Default MDL-28 & Evolution Prop

I have been using Evolution 18x6 wood prop on a Saito 180,but now I'm going to replace the saito with a MDL-28.What do you think of this engine -prop combo on a Dynaflite Decathlon? Thanks
Old 08-03-2009, 03:23 PM
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Default RE: MDL-28 & Evolution Prop

MLD28

I used a 17x8 JXF and it pulled 8600 during breakin and the first couple flights. It gained a few RPM when it broke in and I switched to Royal Purple at 90:1

It was used in this review here: http://www.rcuniverse.com/magazine/a...rticle_id=1095
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that 28 seems to have good power from those numbers barracudahockey
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Evolution 18x6 wood prop is OK. My 1/4 scale CUB at 14.5 lbs I use a 17 X 8, 18 X 8 XOAR and an 18 X 10 . After break-in prop the engine to give better than 6800 RPM and you should have good performance. Keep a log of your RPM. You could break-in using the 18 X 6 and when the RPM increases use a 8 pitch prop.
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is anyone running one on a can or pipe?

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