DLE Engines DLE 85CC Gas RC Aircraft Engine for RC Plane Air Cooled Aircraft Engine
DLE engines dle 85cc is suitable for RC aircraft models such as fixed-wing aircraft, and can provide flight power. The DLE85 engine will give you an unprecedented flying experience. Unique structure design, exquisite technology, lightweight and compact, easy to start.
Features:
>> Engine mount specifically designed to dampen vibration
>> Exhaust extension on the included muffler aids in installation and
helps protect the engine and muffler in the event of a hard landing
>> Ignition module will accept the optional DLE tachometer (DLEG5525)
>> Single cylinders, two stroke, side exhaust, natural air cooling, hand start
Specifications:
Item Name: DLE Engines DLE 85CC
Material: Metal
Performance: 8.5HP / 7500rpm
Idle Speed: 1500rmp / min
Pulling Force: 21kg / 100m above Altitude
Pulling Force: 18kg / 1800m Altitude
Applicable Propeller: 25 × 10, 26 × 9, 27 × 8
Applicable Spark Plug Model: NGK CM6
Displacement: 85cm³
Cylinder Diameter x Stroke: 52mm × 40mm
Compression Ratio: 7.6: 1
Lubrication Ratio: 30: 1
Weight of Main Engine: 1940g
Weight of Exhaust Pipe: 250g
Weight of Igniter: 140g
Igniter Voltage: 4.8V-8.4V
Product Weight: 2330g
Package Dimensions: 30 x 20 x 20cm
Package Weight: 2550g
Packing: Box
Package Including:
1 x DLE-85 Engine with Ignition Module
1 x Spark Plug
1 x Engine Standoffs
1 x Engine Mount
1 x Muffler wExhaust Extension
1 x Fiber Muffler Gasket
1 x Manual
Instructions:
This engine is not a toy, please read the manual carefully before starting the engine. Please carefully check the propeller, engine mount and other relevant parts before use to ensure that the screws and nuts are tight. It is better to use thread glue (LOCTITTE 242 is strongly recommended) to fix the screws and nuts during installation
Cautions:
It is recommended to mount the engine on the aircraft with a good shock absorption device for running-in or testing. Otherwise it may cause damage to some parts of the engine, it is best to install the engine in the aircraft for running in. For your safety and the safety of others, please do not stand in front or in line with the propeller when the engine is running.