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Again. the OS remote nva from the LA series engines bolts right on the McCoy .35.
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Can't fit both pictures on the same post. It will take some minor trimming of the bracket and lots of plastic washers to install it on a Fox .35.
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How well does it run? Have you tried it in flight yet? Very interesting. Those McCoy needle valves are hard to find.
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Thanks for the tip Perry. I'm getting ready to put a MC35RedHead on a ringmaster.
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I've had several of the metal needle valve plates break from fatigue fractures. A piece of 1/16in. nylon sheet or even a cut down control horn does the same job and only sometimes breaks in a crash.
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