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Wankel Wankel / Rotary EnginesFor Radio Controlled and Control-Line Models |
Introduction
The pistonless rotary engine was originally designed and developed by German engineer Felix Wankel in 1929. |
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Hints, Tips and InformationChoosing the Correct Engine for your form of RC.
When it comes to choosing an Engine for a used RC model you found on eBay or at a local garage sale, you may need some guidance, not only on the engine, but the type of tail pipe and carburettor it may need.
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Why you should Break-in your New Nitro Engine before your first run
If you were to examine a new nitro engine cylinder and the surface of the piston through a microscope, you would see thousands of grooves, peaks and troughs left by the reaming and honing process during production. |
The Importance of Maintaining your Fuel System
In order to run efficiently, model engines require a constant flow of fuel. If the flow is restricted or the fuel is contaminated in any way, not only could your engine loose power, it could cause irreparable damage. |
Glow Plugs for Nitro Engines
If you have a clapped out, old nitro engine, don't have a manual, can find very little detail about your engine and are struggling to decide what kind of new glow-plug your engine needs, this article has been written to give you some insight into what you should be looking for. |
How to avoid Radio Interference
Radio Interference is common across all forms of RC. In this article I have listed a number of hints and tips, gained over my many years of experience in RC, explaining how by making a few simple changes to the positioning of your receiver, or using some electronic components, you can easily avoid and protect your model from Interference.. |
More Hints and Tips
For more Radio Controlled Model Hints, Tips and Information, check out the list on the RCScrapyard Homepage. ▶ ▶ |
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