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It also depends on your goal. If you want to fly most economically or at high altitudes, the 13B turbo setup is probably better. If you just want to go fast, the 20B will produce as much power as a typical 13B turbo. The 13B is cheaper and easier to find parts for (for those relatively few parts which aren't common to both). Weight is probably similar.
On Sat, Jul 2, 2011 at 2:29 PM, Thomas Mann <thomasmann51@gmail.com> wrote:
No turbo for me.
I was looking at the turbo two rotor and decided (based on weight and simplicity) to go with the three rotor N/A instead.
I felt that to add the complexity of the turbo took away more than it gave. What draws me to the rotary in the first place is the simplicity. If I add the turbo, I've lost this level of simplicity.
T Mann
Thomas,
Turbo ??......................
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