Mills 1-3 and the Mills 75s were very popular with scale freeflite modelers, and probably still are today. Beautiful engines. I have never owned a 1-3 but I did have three Mills 75s. I wish I still had them. Thanks Mark.
Thank for the comment, I am really keen to get this in a vintage plane, 2 ch RC, would be great to see it in the sky! Don't have a .75, but would love to get one at some point 😀
@@MarkRobinson555 now you are talking. Vintage is my kind of modelling now. Nice and slow and forgiving. Thanks again Mark, I always enjoy your videos.
@@MarkRobinson555 mine (0.75) is mounted on a Mills Beam (Boddington design). Video on my YT channel. It exist the Mills Bomb which is a enlarged version for the 1.3 Mills (check outerzone). Or maybe a Tomboy senior is suitable ?
There is no spark or glow plug, they are compression ignition engines, so the compression of the fuel causes combustion. The fuel is a special diesel, comprising either, oil and paraffin. Hope that helps 😀
