nikon44

http://www.greatplanes.com/performan.../gpma1022.html

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXVVG4&P=SM

Wingspan: 55 in (1395 mm)
Wing Area: 590 in² (38.1 dm²)
Weight: 5.5-6.5 lb (2495-2950 g)
Wing Loading: 21-25 oz/in² (65-77g/dm²)
Length: 53 in (1345 mm)
Engine Requirements: 4-5 channel radio w/4-5 servos; 2-stroke .46-.55 or 4-stroke .52-.81 engine; OR
RimFireâ„¢ .80 out-runner brushless motor, 60A brushless ESC & (2) 11.1V 3200mAh LiPo battery

i was thinking about using a 46FX i have (no 3D, loops rolls, inverted) how would it do?

Mr. Mugen

Well it may be on the low side for power but it will fly it. I always end up with the higher end of the motor spectrum they recommend and find I could have went bigger.

Kevin

ChuckW

The .46 will likely be just fine if you aren't planning on any hardcore 3D stuff. I ordered a YS-63 for mine.

outdoorhunting

Too much horse power just right !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

P51THUNDERBALL

ordered mine going to put a os 91f should be perfect more power more fun

outdoorhunting

You got that right !!!!!!!!!!!!!

josh6575

has any one tried a 70 four stroke on this plane or anything close?

maukaonyx

josh you need to go to this thread...http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_84..._1/key_/tm.htm

I'll be running an OS 70 Surpass IIin mine. SHould be a perfect match. Jon

josh6575

I got into that thread and it was the same one that you replied to.

JethroTull

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I'm running a Saito 72 (11k, 13x6 MA S2, 15%) and it is plenty of power.

josh6575

I don't have my plane together yet and I am curious as to what 3d maneuvers it is capable of? what cg position are you using?