Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38

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Offline David Morris wrote Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on July 04, 2009, 07:19:16 AM
Would like to get in touch with Richard Scarbrough with regards to the Bearcat/ Zenoah38
some questions....any mods reqd?, which exh is fitted?, weight of model and any advice on this set up!
Look forward to hearing from you
Rgds
David


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Offline Warbird Man wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on July 04, 2009, 08:19:13 AM
He's in France this weekend... There were a few mads he made to the Firewall which are detailed in the Bearcat build thread...just to strengthen it up.

I'm after a 38 to put in mine but can't fine one anywhere... everywhere has sold out... Non at Weston or Wings & Wheels last week.

No mods required to the exhaust thats why he wen for the 38 as the exhaust was behind the engine so fits in well and as far as the weight...non extra required as far as I can remember as the Z38 is the right weight.

Ask Richard though he is Pylon on here.

Wayne

"...You know what to do with the lame ducks seargent.."

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Offline stueysheep wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on July 04, 2009, 08:28:48 AM
He's in France this weekend... There were a few mads he made to the Firewall which are detailed in the Bearcat build thread...just to strengthen it up.

I'm after a 38 to put in mine but can't fine one anywhere... everywhere has sold out... Non at Weston or Wings & Wheels last week.

No mods required to the exhaust thats why he wen for the 38 as the exhaust was behind the engine so fits in well and as far as the weight...non extra required as far as I can remember as the Z38 is the right weight.

Ask Richard though he is Pylon on here.

Wayne


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Offline David Morris wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on July 04, 2009, 08:36:03 AM
Thanks Guys for the info....Wayne if you are after a Zenoah 38 i think Phil Clark at FighterAces has a few left... well he did at the begining of the week!!
Does anyone know which RTs were used, it has been suggested the Centuary ones are a bit stronger etc...any ideas.
Trying to get as much info first!! must start and finish the Stuka first!! and a Fw190!! -friends!! then its two Bearcats!!
Rgds

David


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Offline p51p47 wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on July 04, 2009, 10:29:43 AM
Thanks Guys for the info....Wayne if you are after a Zenoah 38 i think Phil Clark at FighterAces has a few left... well he did at the begining of the week!!

Just had a Zenoah delivery in actually, so yes, several 38's in stock

Phil

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Offline Warbird Man wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on July 06, 2009, 07:30:51 AM
Phil,

Called you on Sat  will be in touch today hopefully...

Thanks,
Wayne

"...You know what to do with the lame ducks seargent.."

Reply #6
Offline Warbird Man wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on July 06, 2009, 07:33:32 AM
Thanks Guys for the info....Wayne if you are after a Zenoah 38 i think Phil Clark at FighterAces has a few left... well he did at the begining of the week!!
Does anyone know which RTs were used, it has been suggested the Centuary ones are a bit stronger etc...any ideas.
Trying to get as much info first!! must start and finish the Stuka first!! and a Fw190!! -friends!! then its two Bearcats!!
Rgds

David

I will let Richard tell you about the retracts... The new YT ones are different from the old ones I have them installed in mine and they look ok and operate well too with the retrictors in place.


Wayne

"...You know what to do with the lame ducks seargent.."

Reply #7
Offline pylon wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on July 07, 2009, 21:39:22 PM
Hi David,
Back from France where I flew the Bearcat and Tigercat. I would recommend the Zenoah 38 most strongly as I feel it is an ideal powerplant which also provides the ballast upfront required to gain the correct CG. I also used the std exhaust which comes with the 38 and just added 2 x 8mm downpipes to exit the cowl.I use a Menz 19x10 propellor. I have at present the blue YT retracts fitted, but will be upgrading to the latest air up, air down versions. Contact YT for details.
If I can help you anymore please contact me.
Cheers Richard. :af


Reply #8
Offline pylon wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on August 09, 2009, 20:59:28 PM
 :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(
Today I flew my Bearcat at the Kings Lynn Scale day which was very good. However, I have lost my Bearcat, it went into failsafe during a low right hand circuit, the engine went to idle, the rest of the controls being in hold mode. Due to the steep angle of bank the wing tip hit the ground resulting in a cartwheel :banghead: It is a complete write off :'(  I am gutted.
Cheers Richard.


Reply #9
Online idigbo wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on August 09, 2009, 21:14:56 PM
Bu99eration mate, gutted for ya. Has the motor survived?

Ian.

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Reply #10
alan c wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on August 09, 2009, 22:07:40 PM
OH CRAP,  sorry Rich,    you and the cat were good together,  let me know if i can help


Reply #11
Offline thescaleman wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on August 10, 2009, 12:16:08 PM
sorry to hear that richard........i know someone with a spare looking for a good home...matted surface..... :''


Reply #12
Offline stueysheep wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on August 10, 2009, 12:17:24 PM
OH NO, very sorry Richard.... I loved seeing you fly that...

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Reply #13
Offline Warbird Man wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on August 10, 2009, 13:04:14 PM
Oh No Richard... :( :( so sorry mate...was hoping we could have flown them together...Know how you feel you must be gutted.

Wayne

"...You know what to do with the lame ducks seargent.."

Reply #14
Offline pylon wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on August 10, 2009, 19:37:50 PM
Thanks chaps for your concerns. It is sad cause I loved flying it.   Anymore details Scaleman on the matted one?
I hope my 38 is okay. The only good news was it did not have far to fall :'' trouble is those 38 cranks are known to be weak so fingers :xx
Cheers Richard.


Reply #15
alan c wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on August 10, 2009, 19:41:08 PM
its not so much the crank, as the mag wheel,   if that catches first, it bends the crank, and neither are salvagable,    fingers crossed mate :xx   want another bearcat sorting??


Reply #16
Offline thescaleman wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on August 10, 2009, 20:20:18 PM
Thanks chaps for your concerns. It is sad cause I loved flying it.   Anymore details Scaleman on the matted one?
I hope my 38 is okay. The only good news was it did not have far to fall :'' trouble is those 38 cranks are known to be weak so fingers :xx
Cheers Richard.

Me....... :cigarsmoking:........brought it second hand...from a chap who had built it and put a petrol engine in it...so the cowl has been cut to suit a 20-30 size petrol engine...no servos.....all hinged and flying surfaces glued......yt oleos and Al's hobbies retract units...power something....i've matted down as it was gloss when i got it....that's about it...PM richard if you are interested...it's atking up space in my model loft in the workshop...so it's not going anywhere..

dave


Reply #17
Offline pylon wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on August 10, 2009, 21:24:50 PM
its not so much the crank, as the mag wheel,   if that catches first, it bends the crank, and neither are salvagable,    fingers crossed mate :xx   want another bearcat sorting??

I hope its okay Alan, last time when my DV11 went on fly around! it cost me £140.00 from Glens for a new crank and mag :banghead:
When I can be bothered I will have a look, its slung in a heap in the garage at the minute!
Cheers Richard. :af


Reply #18
Offline Warbird Man wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on August 12, 2009, 18:17:49 PM
Like Vulchers round a carcas.....

If you don't go with another one and you have no use for the Exhaust on your 38 let me know mate... but would be good to get them both in the air sometime so go in that Garage and pick through the bits...

Wayne

"...You know what to do with the lame ducks seargent.."

Reply #19
Offline Warbird Man wrote Re: Yt Bearcat with Zenoah 38 on August 21, 2009, 12:20:56 PM
Anyone got a Trumpet?... Says in the instructions of my 38 that performance improves using a trumpet.... Does this mean I have to get a brass band when the Bearcat flies?   $%& $%&

HAs anyone got one that fits a 38 or do I not need one?

Ta
Wayne

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