Hello, in this video a test run an OS MAX .46 AXII glow engine, or nitro engine. This engine was in a bad rc plane crash but survived with only minor damage to the carburetor needle valve assembly, which got ripped out of the carburetor. I want to use this engine for my next RC plane kit build which will be the Balsa USA Smoothie 40. But before I start with that rc plane build log, I want to test run the OS 46 AXII with the new carburetor to make sure it runs. In this video I install the new carburetor and mount the engine on Mayatech test bench or mount. I use Morgan cool power nitro fuel and a Master Airscrew 11-6 propeller. I run the engine and check the RPMS and settings for the proper running.

I have been building, flying, crashing, modifying, and repairing radio control planes for many years and enjoy sharing what I do with the radio control plane community so I started RC Plane Tech channel.

My methods of building rc plane kits, maintenance, running engines and equipment, and flying are not the only way to do things. I always recommend checking other sources and learning from others. I do not consider myself an "expert" but just a guy who has been doing this stuff for a while and enjoys sharing what I know and learning from others.

I fly with Futaba radio equipment, OS Max engines and Saito engines, Master Airscrew Propellers and APC propellers, Sullivan RC fuel tanks and hardware, Dubro RC fuel tanks and hardware and typically run Morgan Omega and Powermaster glow fuels. I fly ARF rc planes, but I also really like to build rc plane kits including Balsa USA RC kits, House of Balsa, Royal and Marutaka RC kits, Sig RC Kits. I use Monokote and other RC covering fabrics.

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