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Offline Ted Fancher

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Merlin ultra light?
« on: December 23, 2006, 06:26:25 PM »
Randy,

Just noticed you mentioned the "merlin" ultra light .40.  Is that an enhancement of  the engine I got two or three years ago or the same animal?

Ted

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Re: Merlin ultra light?
« Reply #1 on: December 23, 2006, 08:50:28 PM »
This is what my PA40 Ultra Lite looks like. If it helps?

From another post by Randy,
The PA 40 is the same size case and mount diminsions as the 51, 61, 65.
 They can all be  interchanged, with each other. And ALL PA engines run very well on a pipe or muffler.
The new Merlin series PA ultra lite 40 is a much smaller size case and will go into many classic airplanes as well as modern stunt ships.
It is more the size of a 35 engine.
Weighs about the same as an Aero Tiger or Magnum 32, 36  (8oz.)
The PA 40 Ultra lite has the same mounts as an older ST 35, 40, 46, but is longer on the nose. This allows you to make a very sleek cowl without using a prop shaft extention.
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Randy
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« Last Edit: December 28, 2006, 06:03:34 PM by Greg L Bahrman »
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Re: Merlin ultra light?
« Reply #2 on: December 24, 2006, 01:11:58 PM »
Randy,

Just noticed you mentioned the "merlin" ultra light .40.  Is that an enhancement of  the engine I got two or three years ago or the same animal?

Ted

Hi Ted

If It looks like the photo  above it is a Merlin series Engine, they are the same as the one  you got a couple of years ago ,
The new 100% all new motors designed strictly 100% for CL Aerobatics are the  Merlin series, PA 40 UL  and the 75 and 85 series Merlin PA engines

Regards

and Happy Holiday

Randy

Regards
Randy


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