O.S. MAX-25AX & MAX-35AX Two-Stroke Engine Instruction Manual

This manual introduces the safety operation methods of O.S. aircraft engines, mainly including the composition of the engine, safety operation, installation, adjustment, operation and maintenance.


O.S. MAX-25AX & MAX-35AX Two-Stroke Engine Instruction Manual - cover page
Brand
O.S. Engines
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
26
File format
PDF
File size
3.1 MB
Published
08 August, 2012
Updated
01 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
A09962D323C1CD66E93119887BF3D2FF

About this manual

This instruction manual covers the operation, installation, and maintenance of the O.S. MAX-25AX and MAX-35AX high-performance two-stroke engines. These engines are specifically designed for use in sport and aerobatic model aircraft. The document emphasizes safety precautions regarding propeller handling, fuel storage, and exhaust heat.

What's inside

  • SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS
  • ENGINE CONSTRUCTION
  • NOTES WHEN APPLYING AN ELECTRIC STARTER
  • ABOUT THE ENGINE
  • BASIC ENGINE PARTS
  • BEFORE STARTING
  • INSTALLATION
  • STARTING
  • RUNNING-IN AND IDLING ADJUSTMENT
  • CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Specifications

Engine TypeTwo-Stroke Engine
Intended UseModel Aircraft
Propeller Size (25AX)9x5-6, 9.5x5, 10x5
Propeller Size (35AX)10x6-7, 11x6, 12x6
Carburetor Type (General)Type 21K
Carburetor Type (25AX)Type 21L

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended propeller size for the O.S. MAX-35AX?

The recommended starting point for the MAX-35AX includes sizes such as 10x6-7, 11x6, and 12x6.

Is the O.S. MAX engine designed for use in other applications?

No, this engine was specifically designed for model aircraft and should not be used for any other purpose.

What type of carburetor is standard on the MAX-35AX?

The MAX-35AX features a Carburetor Type 21K.

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