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Engine basics => Engine set up tips => Topic started by: Mark Misegadis on July 21, 2009, 11:11:48 AM
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Currently running Cox motors with an AP .061 tossed in for fun. We are running either 18 or 20% Caster with 35% nitro. Sig or Wildcat are the two brands.
The 20% caster seems to leave things a little messier than the 18%. I have read numerous posts with widely varying opinions on the percentage of nitro to use.
We are at 6000 feet so therefore things work a little different here and perhaps this is why for regular sport flying I see lower percentage answers from everyone else in their similar posts.
Cox fuel worked fine back in the day. Does anyone have a figure on what the percentages were for it.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
Mark
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Hi we used
Missle Mist which was 25% I would suggest using at least that and maybe stick with the 35% at your 6000 feet
Randy
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Thanks Randy!
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I like 15% for the Cox reedies and Medallion, 25-30% for the Tee Dees. For Norvel and AP Wasp, 10% is just fine. For all, 18% minimum oil, half of it castor. More oil assures less likelyhood of overheating, but costs fuel consumption (no apparant loss of power).