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0| tchavei
rrProfessor Portugal |
Novarossi prices? Ok so I've been checking out websites and such because I'm itching to get a bigger bore engine (currently have two YS50). I'm also considering the YS56 (not out yet) but not the OS55 (don't want an OS engine again).To my shocking surprise, all the websites I checked, list the price for the new 57HR 3D at 245€... I'm sorry but are those guys completely insane or is Novarossi completely out of reality? I can get a YS50 for 185€ and a Hyper for €140. Is the 57HR 3D made out of gold to justify an price increase of over €100 (thats +US$140) in comparison to an OS hyper?People, get real! Considering that the 57HR works best with a pipe nobody has (and has to buy from Novarossi also) we are looking at 245€ + 90€... thats only like 335€ total plus shipping!I'm not giving US $467 Dollars for a 50 sized engine and muffler combo no matter how good it looks.I'm also concerned about spare parts and their price... I have not found any (which is already bad) but I saw a conrod for a 3.5cc novarossi engine costing $50...TonyPS - Just found a Hyper at 119€... jeez-------------------- "Perfection and patience usually walk side by side..." |
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| CoronaL
rrKey Veteran Winnebago IL |
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| tchavei
rrProfessor Portugal |
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| psych-lick
rrKey Veteran Portland, OR |
It's either: TT .53 or OS .55 or YS .56.At least the YS has regulated fuel flow which is a $40 justification in price. |
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| tchavei
rrProfessor Portugal |
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| CoronaL
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rrElite Veteran New Jersey USA |
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| Sm1nts2escape
rrNovice MD |
 Novarossi will drive the price of motors up unless nobody buys them.I would like to see grp make some heli motors.I haven't seen another motor that can compete with grp for the price vs performance and quality.http://www.novarossiusa.com/product...products_id=883 |
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| Tradhunt
rrKey Veteran Fairfield, Ca. USA |
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| tchavei
rrProfessor Portugal |
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| bobbyra
rrApprentice Over here |
MONSTER Just put one in my raptor se and +13-13 did not bog at 1800 hs this is the first tank.full climb outs did not slow down at all. |
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| uk sailor
rrApprentice UK |
In the end a larger engine will put more strain on the airframe and components. The thoughts above are not a dont do it because I have considered this myself just because I have a OS 70 laying unused, and I believe some have been sucessfull. You apparently would like more power with low or lower running costs. With the price of nitro in Europe I concluded Webra and Novarossi engines worth considering. In the end as you know I have paid up and bought a novarossi (might also try a Webra, but bought from Germany  as the UK price is £182 compared to £135 ish any where else in the world :mad I think both of these options are by design more likely to be sucessfull if you go the low nitro route. I chose the Novarossi based on no imperical information just my own feeling looking at them that they are built to stand up over time, with things like the design of their ring etc. In time if it does run powerfully using a range of fuels, runs smooth and last real well it will have been the right choice for me, and well if not  |
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| Sm1nts2escape
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| uk sailor
rrApprentice UK |
A dry suit I want American made is about £30 extra over USA prices if bought from Ireland, but the UK importer in Scotland put his prices up from £775 to £875 to £975 ish and is now £1040 due to the £ falling against the $ I have NOT seen the price come back down as the £ strengthened back again, will I buy from them hell no.The engine thing though is i'm 53 don't know how long i'll be flying and the price difference is not that much for what is an important item to me in terms of how the model flys. the difference in price for me is no more than many spend on bling (nothing wrong with bling if that is your thing) so I went ahead. It is taking the chance it works out for me, but I will go with a cheaper option if one comes along which fills my bill as well as I hope the 57 will |
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