Engine Mount Template - GREAT PLANES Matt Chapman Cap 580 Instruction Manual

O.S. FS-70 Surpass II
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OSMG0872
Displacement: 0.70 cu in (11.50cc)
Bore: 1.02 in (25.8mm)
Stroke: 0.866 in (22.0mm)
Improve your fuel economy and increase your power with
the FS-70 Surpass II. It puts out an impressive 1.1
horsepower at 11,000 rpm -- with all the power you need to
execute big maneuvers. Its Type 60R carb provides more
precise fuel flow control and smoother throttle control than
the original FS-70 Surpass. The FS-70 Surpass II also
features easier installation, adjustment and maintenance.
Muffler and glow plug included. Two-year warranty.
EM6012 BOLT PATTERN
IT WILL USE 8-32 BOLTS
AND BLIND NUTS IN A
TYPICAL INSTALLATION
Output: 1.1hp @ 11,000 rpm
Practical rpm range: 2,000-12,000 rpm
Weight w/muffler: 20.65 oz (585.4g)
Top Flite Power Point Propellers give you a visible power
boost, no matter what your aircraft application may be. Strict
manufacturing quality controls and tight tolerances in design
and tooling give Power Point props true, constant pitch
throughout the entire blade diameter. This, combined with
lower rotational mass, provides greater thrust at any rpm and
less overall engine wear. Stiffer than nylon, lighter than maple,
these fuelproofed beechwood props also feature a swept tip
design which reduces prop "howl" for quieter flying.
Displacement: 0.51 cu in (8.3cc)
Bore: 0.905 in (23mm)
Stroke: 0.787 in (20mm)
Output: 1.48 bhp @ 15,500 rpm
Give your Great Planes Matt Chapman CAP 580 extra
punch for impressive, airshow-worthy climbs, loops, and
snaps! The G-51 mounts in the same space as a .40
engine, but is bored out for higher displacement and
greater output - which also reduces engine weight to
further improve flight performance. The engine features
Schnuerle porting and dual ball bearings, and comes with
muffler and glow plug.
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Top Flite Power Point
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SuperTigre
Ring Engine
SUPG0154
RPM Range: 2,500-15,500
Weight (without muffler): 12.73 oz (363g)
Recommended Props: 9.5x6, 10x6, 11x5
Propellers
® G-51