Many radio control helicopters engine types to choose from

There are several radio control helicopters engines on the market. For instance, in the case of the gas engine, there is a pressure inside the fuselage of the model- it is filled from the outside with the help of a bottle. This gas pressure is released and it exerts pressure on a piston in the engine cylinder, causing it to move similarly to how an internal combustion engine. This linear movement of the piston is converted into rotary, thus turning the motor shaft, which is engaged the propeller. Its main use is to motorize small indoor models especially Peanut size (approximately 20 cm in size) have been constructed multi cylinder engine model star, V-line and more than 12 cylinders. Currently, these engines are obsolete by the advent of electric motors and small batteries.

The internal combustion engine may be a good option, too. Similarly to how the cars work, a fuel tank feeding an engine of one or more cylinders will help move the radio control helicopters. The combustion of fuel inside the cylinder moves the piston, which in turn rotates the propeller.

Before it was possible to use reaction turbines scale model aircraft, the pulse jet was used in model aircraft due to the simplicity of manufacture and the mechanics of its operation, is still used by many fans of this sport and is almost a specialty of it. Motorized heli models with this type of systems are also known as pulsejet. Like manned aircraft, the turbo engine has the same reaction procedure, even producing a sound very similar. Motors of this type are much more expensive and generate much power, making a genuine rocket plane reaching speeds up to 400 km / h.

The fuel tank of radio control helicopters vary.  Apparently it seems easy to install and it is if we implement a number of important points. We can classify the fuel tanks of two shots as deposits or deposits of three shots. Both in the case of deposits of two shots as in the case of deposits of three, a tap is used to pressurize the fuel tank as it is connected to the engine exhaust. This shot helps the engine pressurization to suck the fuel to different engine speeds.

In the twice-repository if one is going to exhaust the other goes to the carburetor. In the warehouse we will have three shots for pressurizing, another to carry fuel to the radio control helicopters carburetor and the last shot is used to fill the fuel tank.