Ryan Razza

thanks cas!

Yeah that is probably a good idea, but also hard to do when ur sitting and waiting sounds like an interesting setup, though im much more averse to wood props than i should be as someone whos never done a footlaunch yet

thanks guys! I will check out the facebook group too, I appreciate the feedback. @admin (Simon W) , thats awesome to hear! How would you compare the maintenance and upkeep to other motors? Is it hard to get new/spare parts, etc? Do you find it runs extremely hot? Would you recommend it as a first motor to a beginner? Thanks

yeah thats my general sense as well. hard to find anything other than issues with it, but there isnt much out there. the sky 110 sounds quite nice but i know little about it. so far ive just been looking at the main motors because i had planned on getting a maverick frame and my understanding is that it will only fit certain motors. if you pardon the noob question, on which frames do you typically see sky motors?

Hi, looking to buy my first kit soon once my training is completed. In the meantime, I'm doing information recon. Most of the eos engine threads are dead and left unfinished, so I made an account to get some feedback from the community on them since I cant find any information from this year. How have the EOS engines evolved? Is there support still no good? Are there still quite a few problems with them, or have some of the kinks been worked out? How is there durability, reliability, maintenance, support? EOS owners, if you could go back in time, would you still buy the EOS? I'm drawn to them because they have more power than the atom/top 80 while remaining light, but I dont want to make a mistake. Please advise. Thanks Edit: Just found an EOS 150 thread with some recent info, still seeking some on the EOS 100/booster though, or anything else relevant you all would like to share on these subjects. Thanks again.