SAITO FA-120R3 3-cylinder radial engine
Product number:
9711358
Manufacturer number:
FA120R3
- FA-120R3 engine
- exhaust pipes
- Alu engine mount
- english manual
| ccm: | 19,15 |
|---|---|
| HP: | 1,4 |
| RPM: | 1800-10000 |
| Weight (g): | 890 g |
| Cylinder Type: | Ring |
| Incl. muffler: | nein |
FA-120R3 is the upgrade version of FA-90R3 with 33% more displacement with lighter weight and more power. Common model size is. .60 - .90. The radial engine arrangement makes the engine suitable for many models from the golden era of piston engine aircraft.
Technical information:
Who does not know them, the fantastically beautiful 4T engines from SAITO! For years known for highest quality and reliability. SAITO motors from the time of the (FA)ignition motors have become known. Always in 4-stroke design, in black housing with golden valve cover ( GK") or simply in silver-colored housing. Later followed modern large-volume (FG) petrol engines in different cylinder numbers. These new petrol engines quickly enjoyed great popularity, and from the outset they were regarded as powerful and reliable. Gasoline engines have a lower fuel consumption than ignition motors and the fuel is also much cheaper. The electronic ignition makes it possible to start the engines without an annealing device, which significantly improves the operating comfort compared to earlier engines. Commercially available standard gasoline is usually used in combination with high-quality 2T oil in a 15-20:1 ratio. A manual and in English language is enclosed with the engine.
Technical information:
- Hubraum: 19,18 cc
- Bore: 22,4x3 mm
- Stroke: 16,2x3 mm
- Weight: 890 g (with exhaust pipes)
- RPM range: 1800 - 10000 rpm
- Propeller: 13x8" - 14x6"
- Fuel: glow engine fuel with 15% Nitromethan
Who does not know them, the fantastically beautiful 4T engines from SAITO! For years known for highest quality and reliability. SAITO motors from the time of the (FA)ignition motors have become known. Always in 4-stroke design, in black housing with golden valve cover ( GK") or simply in silver-colored housing. Later followed modern large-volume (FG) petrol engines in different cylinder numbers. These new petrol engines quickly enjoyed great popularity, and from the outset they were regarded as powerful and reliable. Gasoline engines have a lower fuel consumption than ignition motors and the fuel is also much cheaper. The electronic ignition makes it possible to start the engines without an annealing device, which significantly improves the operating comfort compared to earlier engines. Commercially available standard gasoline is usually used in combination with high-quality 2T oil in a 15-20:1 ratio. A manual and in English language is enclosed with the engine.
Manufacturer and responsible person (information obligations under the GPSR Product Safety Regulation)
Modellbau Lindinger GmbH
Industriestraße 10
4565 Inzersdorf
ÖSTERREICH
Telefon: +43/7582/81313-0
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