Saito FG-100TS Four-Stroke Petrol Engine

Description

Saito FG-100TS Four-Stroke Petrol Engine

Saito FG-100TS Four-Stroke Petrol Engine

Overview

Features

• One-piece cylinder / cylinder head: this method of construction saves weight, prevents distortion and promotes efficient cooling. The inside of the cylinder is hard-chromed; there is no separate cylinder liner.
• Ringed, high silicon-content aluminium piston.
• Robust connecting rod forged from heavy-duty aluminium, with phosphor-bronze big-end bush for running on petrol.
• High-strength crankshaft forged from chrome-molybdenum steel, supported in twin ballraces.
• Space-saving front-mounted camshaft and cam gears, with steep-rise cam for efficient fuel induction.
• Highly efficient cylinder with pent-roof combustion chamber.
• Similar exhaust note to that of a typical single-cylinder four-stroke engine.
• Carburetor with membrane pump, specifically designed for four-stroke petrol engines.
• Electronic battery ignition system expressly developed for sparkplug operation.
• Runs on standard two-stroke fuel mixture (e.g. moped or lawnmower mix).
• Low Fuel comsumption (26cc/Minute) to allow compatibility for UAV models.

Description

Introducing Saito’s latest addition to their range of Petrol(Gas) Four-Stroke engines the FG-100TS Twin. With the same high quality build we expect from Saito.

Canister is unnecessary, mellow 4st boxer sound with standard exhaust. A perfect engine for aerobatic and scale models in 2st-70cc class. Ultra-fuel efficiency. Approx. 20cc/minute (full throttle at ground bench).

The Saito FG petrol engine is a four-stroke power plant developed expressly for use in model aircraft, combining high performance and durability with low weight. The engine is based on the FA-220 glowplug engine, but features a number of detail modifications, including a Carburetor suitable for petrol and an electronic ignition system.

The result is a very frugal engine with lower fuel costs. Model soiling is greatly reduced, and the engine can be hand-started in the normal direction of rotation – no starting equipment required.

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