[NSRCA-discussion] Single motor rule. . .

[Richard Strickland]

I'll betcha it's got: 1. an interesting sound,  2. some interesting braking
possibilities, and 3. exactly 100% more opportunities to break a prop.

RS

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Yes, at least at AMA sanctioned contests. The
Competition Regulations state"

"4.1. Power. Models shall be powered by reciprocating
or rotary piston internal combustion
engine(s) or electric motor(s) of any size and
displacement."

Engine(s) or electric motor(s) means more than one,
and there is no theoretical limit.  How about a B-36
pattern job with 6 pushers? Or a P-38 twin?

--- Keith Hoard <khoard at gmail.com> wrote:

> Gentlemen,
>
> Would this be legal in a pattern model?
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Bob Kane
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