Cox BabyBee .049 nitro engine, the very first run
This is the engine I'll be using to power the coreflute RC model plane that you'll be able to build in 20 minutes by following one of my upcoming videos.
Now that you can buy these engines again they're an interesting, if not somewhat noisy and slimy alternative to the more conventional brushless electric motors for these small parkflier sized RC model airplanes.
This engine was obtained from Cox International and will soon be the subject of a full review on my RCModelReviews channel and on the RCModelReviews website at:
Subscribe now if you don't want to miss out on building your own screaming nitro-powered parkflier!
Now that you can buy these engines again they're an interesting, if not somewhat noisy and slimy alternative to the more conventional brushless electric motors for these small parkflier sized RC model airplanes.
This engine was obtained from Cox International and will soon be the subject of a full review on my RCModelReviews channel and on the RCModelReviews website at:
Subscribe now if you don't want to miss out on building your own screaming nitro-powered parkflier!
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