heliraptor
Key Veteran
Location: Colchester, Essex, UK
| Model technicsDitto to the above I that yes it does burn up on the exhaust, covers the heli in al sorts of crappy sludge like oil that really smells. The plus side is it is a very good lubricant and keeps everything cool, there is also no need to lubricate anything else on the heli as their is enough oil to go round.
I went over to cool power myself a while back , the difference is amazing everyhting is so much cleaner and an engine strip down isn't met with all the castor burn off, sssssssssssoooooooooooooooooooo clean.
There is a new model technics fuel available now that uses synthetic fuel, I think they got the message, sorry, I dont know the formula and it is a little dearer, what you pay for in fuel savings using MT you pay out in cleaning rags and cleaner to shine it all up again. ha ha
Give CP a try, if you do I dont think you'll go back. I have previously used 10% and with the right headspeed found it has plenty of power, I am now trying out 15% (LHS ran out of 10). If you want a real power increase and the engine is sound to handle it try 30% he he, You will notice the difference and the engine will run cooler.
To sum it all up..............GO COOLPOWER
Lee |
