Hi, Anyone has experience on these Nitro Style Gasoline engines. Kindly Share with us.


http://www.himodel.com/

go to the main page and scroll down.

http://www.himodel.com/engines/NGH_17CC_Petrol_Engine_for_Radio_Control_Aeroplane.html

I could not open up the link...The Url is not opening..

It looks like a nitro engine., But the carb and the timing hood shows its petrol..

Obviously its a gas engine, but the fact its very small (16cc) so may be it has been designed the way a nitro engine is made.

Yes, till now i had heard of only a minimum of 25cc gassers..

15 cc gas engines r now available in market

15cc Gas engines are already available on all reputed online stores like HK but i dint understand what a nitro type gasoline engine is?

Hey akky! share the link dude

Quote from: CrazyPilot on June 17, 2011, 09:35:43 AM
15cc Gas engines are already available on all reputed online stores like HK but i dint understand what a nitro type gasoline engine is?

I guess he meant the cylinder head looked like a nitro engine so May be named it nitro type gas engine

plus DLE 10 is on the way to production line

The link posted by crazypilot is working.

This topic is a bit misleading.

1.  We have been using 15cc gas engines for many months now.  See these search results.

http://www.rcindia.org/search2?search=15cc+rcgf

2.  Now if the "nitro type" is referring to the how the engines are mounted, then the topic name does make sense.  Earlier gas engines (15cc and others) were all mounted directly on to the firewall/former, while these newer ones can be mounted just like glow ones, on the regular engine mounts.

3.  DLE 10 would be great, as a replacement for .46cu engines.  Looking forward to those.

Hi Anwar Sir,

I corrected the topic name. Kindly go to himodel main page and scroll down until u find this engine advertised there.

The regular mount versions are already mentioned here :

http://www.rcindia.org/fuel-and-engines/rcg-26cc-gas-engine/msg48214/#msg48214

Got it.. Link is working

i think i will switch from electric to Gas engines now.

If you are planning to buy make sure it has needle bearings on the con rod -i.e. it is not simply a conversion from an existing nitro engine with a bushed rod. If its the latter you would have to run much more oil (similar to nitro) in your fuel.   

As correctly said by Anwar, the term simply means that the mounting of the gas engine can be done exactly in the same was as glow counterparts .... thus the ease of putting these gas engines on a glow plane ... a perfect example would be of putting a DLE 20CC on a 60 - 90 size glow model.... the gas engine would fit perfectly well on the glow model.....

One of the Distributors for these engines is Just Engines - UK. The GT17 would be ideal for 60 to 90 size planes. They will be launching many different sizes the smallest would be GT9 which is a 9cc and would be able to use on 46 size planes.

The engines will be available in India shortly and different models will be launched as and when they are available.

  @ RCD

Look at the OS GT 55 which is a 55 cc gas engine.
Linkhttp://www.osengines.com/engines/osmg1555.html.
Avijit

Quote from: divay99 on June 24, 2011, 11:34:30 PM
@ RCD

Thks Divay

I would certainly be interested in getting a .46 equivalent.  Hope it comes with the EI gear also.