About to purchase a raptor 50 v2

[Riccardo]

Should i get it with the TT engine or should
I pay more and get the OS 50?

[Barry]

Never had any trouble with the tt39 !!

"Riccardo" <xxx@sss.ccc.cddsdsd> wrote in message
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> Should i get it with the TT engine or should
> I pay more and get the OS 50?
>
>

[Average Heli Person]

"Riccardo" <xxx@sss.ccc.cddsdsd> wrote in message
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> Should i get it with the TT engine or should
> I pay more and get the OS 50?

What level are you at?

>
>

[Helicraz]

OS 50 has more power than TT50
TT 50 consumes less fuel than OS50 but needs to run rich.

O.S is known to have better quality control than TT, so lesser chance of
ending up with an engine that breaks down soon (known several cases of
TT50 giving way within 4 gallons.)

TT50 is cheap comparatively....

Lots of people are pro TT... and lots of people are pro OS...

I don't own a .50... but I am happy with my OS32.. which I have more
than 10 gallons... it is still going stong. My peer who has a TT39 has
been struggling with it since his 3rd gallon.

Riccardo wrote:
> Should i get it with the TT engine or should
> I pay more and get the OS 50?
>
>

[Riccardo]

Still a novice
figure of 8's
a little nose in (hovering)
thats about it.

oh and where I fly is >5000 feet above sea level
(this affects performance)

"Average Heli Person" <notellin@ya.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Riccardo" <xxx@sss.ccc.cddsdsd> wrote in message
> news:cgg45b$a3f$1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net...
> > Should i get it with the TT engine or should
> > I pay more and get the OS 50?
>
> What level are you at?
>
> >
> >
>
>

[Alan]

Have just bought a Raptor 50 and TT 50 and the thing flies with NO problems.

However, and for MYSELF, have just bought a Raptor 50 and will use my
existing OS 50 which was BALISTIC in my Xcell 46 Graphite.

You only get what you pay for in this life....not sure about the next.

Alan
alandotrait@btopenworlddot.com
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http://heliweb.users.btopenworld.com/


"Helicraz" <NoSpam@Goaway.spam> wrote in message
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> OS 50 has more power than TT50
> TT 50 consumes less fuel than OS50 but needs to run rich.
>
> O.S is known to have better quality control than TT, so lesser chance of
> ending up with an engine that breaks down soon (known several cases of
> TT50 giving way within 4 gallons.)
>
> TT50 is cheap comparatively....
>
> Lots of people are pro TT... and lots of people are pro OS...
>
> I don't own a .50... but I am happy with my OS32.. which I have more
> than 10 gallons... it is still going stong. My peer who has a TT39 has
> been struggling with it since his 3rd gallon.
>
> Riccardo wrote:
> > Should i get it with the TT engine or should
> > I pay more and get the OS 50?
> >
> >

[Average Heli Person]

"Riccardo" <xxx@sss.ccc.cddsdsd> wrote in message
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> Still a novice
> figure of 8's
> a little nose in (hovering)
> thats about it.
>
> oh and where I fly is >5000 feet above sea level
> (this affects performance)

I have the TT50 in mine and it does me fine for the most part. I fly quite
hard and I do wish I had more oomph at times - tictocs for example are a
little labourious. I'd say get the TT50 purely because you don't need the
power of the OS yet and you'll benefit from the lower running cost (not as
thirsty) while learning with the TT.

John

[Helicraz]

Here is a thread on TT50 dying...
http://www.daddyhobby.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1282

Average Heli Person wrote:
> "Riccardo" <xxx@sss.ccc.cddsdsd> wrote in message
> news:cgiak0$d9g$1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net...
>
>>Still a novice
>>figure of 8's
>>a little nose in (hovering)
>>thats about it.
>>
>>oh and where I fly is >5000 feet above sea level
>>(this affects performance)
>
>
> I have the TT50 in mine and it does me fine for the most part. I fly quite
> hard and I do wish I had more oomph at times - tictocs for example are a
> little labourious. I'd say get the TT50 purely because you don't need the
> power of the OS yet and you'll benefit from the lower running cost (not as
> thirsty) while learning with the TT.
>
> John
>
>

[Average Heli Person]

Eesh. On second thoughts, get theOS ;-)

John