Need 049 Baby Bee or Golden Bee

LAST EDITED ON Oct-23-03 AT 07:13 PM (CDT)
 
OK you guys looking for a 049 for Cassidy`s new little Wizzard.Thought I had some and could only come up with TD`s.If any of you could part with a good one please let me know how much.OK
We told her about Eric Fiztgerald flying in the Contest last week and now she wants to fly one of her own. I can understand that.

Thanks,
Gordan Delaney
E-mail is [email protected]:
Gordan Delaney
382 So. Kays Dr.
Kaysville,Utah 84037

I got a couple of Baby Bees Gordon. Send me your address or drop me a E-line

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Bigiron

If Bigiron can't, I can probably locate one for you without much sweat.

I think I might part with a muffled "QRC" to help preserve her hearing. And, you'll find the price is right. Zip, zero, nada.

Larry,
What is a QRC?

Hi Gordy, QRC was the RC version that had an exhaust ring around the cylinder with a movable valve that was used as an exhaust throttle. It also muffled.
If you do not get one email me also and I will send you a new one in the box. Left over inventory from the sale of my hobby shop.
Richard

Actually, the QRC was a Black Widow that had a modified cylinder (eliminated free-porting {or sub-piston induction, if you prefer}) and a muffler. The muffler has a spring strap around the outside so you can access the cylinder for priming, and set the sound level wherever you want it. (Noise still = Power, I fear)

I dug up the engine, and will send it today. It is brand-new, so give it a couple of tanks of rich run on a smallish prop (5x3) to give it a good start in life.

I recommend 15/10/10 fuel for it. Keep it clean, and it'll last for years. (When you crash, REALLY clean it, don't just flush it with fuel!) For a trainer, actually, 10/10/10 fuel will do quite nicely. Get an old C*x black 6x3 prop for good impact absorbtion and adequate performance.

Good luck!

Gordon, you have a package in the mail comming to you.
Bigiron