OPTIFUEL OH2018SLV - Testing Finished

[jamiem]

It the new 20% nitro SLV fuel Mike

[rachel]

What is OH2018 some sort of batch or codename? What is the % nitro content? I heard from one of your pilots that I might not be as fond of my 90 size electric after I have experienced the power of this new fuel! Come on Andy tell us more.....

Hi It's 20 % nitro 18% oil , klots I belive.

I have been testing the 2020 Slv, 20% oil and it's really , really good

I can't give any tecno babble but it is very noticable to fly better and smoother running, quicker responce when doing ticktocks etc.

I would say its as powerfull as normal 30% optifuel.

x Rachel

[rachel]

So when's the secret mental stuff coming out? 20% aint going to float my boat, I want more power - not the same for cheaper.

Its 20% cost with 30% power , can it get any better ???????????

hum on the other hand I wonder what 30% Slv is like

[rachel]

I already use 30 slv - it's great but there's more to come apparently.

Wow more power than 30% Slv ???????
you must have real pitch managment issues !!!!!!!!!!!!

[Swashbuckler]

you must have real pitch managment issues !!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah why do you think I want more power, it aint cos I'm good.

[heliharry]

will have to try this then when its out well done andy

[woody5248]

Woody,

I'm with you on this WX is used as slang for weather in full sized arena! Sorry to say I fly full sized fixed wing C182S and AC114GT would fly rotary just can't aford it!!! So RC next best thing, more difficult that real thing however!!!!!

Confirmed, unless you have pots of money the only rotary wing that is remotely affordable is one of the samller Robinson's, i lovingly call these ground grippers! The C182 must be a bit thirsty as well, a lot more room and power than the C152 i am using at present! RC is more diiffcult in both arenas. When you are sat in it it you don't get the orientation issues (a/c not ground/sky) and the controls always do the same thing diectionally, unless you are in something old, slow with a lot of drag (biplane). I look forward to trying the new fuel.