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Cox Engine of The Month
T. Wasp 0.1cc
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ian1954- Diamond Member
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Re: T. Wasp 0.1cc
Looks to be a good 10% smaller than the Cox. What size is the prop? It's very cool!
Re: T. Wasp 0.1cc
Nice. Ian never fails to come up with some real classics.
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Re: T. Wasp 0.1cc
Capacity wise - 40% smaller but physical size closer to 10%.roddie wrote:Looks to be a good 10% smaller than the Cox. What size is the prop? It's very cool!
The propeller is 3" x 1.25".
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