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10932
'Still say..Ellison ona money on this one. ... "Summary, For certificated aircraft, FAR 23.1093 requires that the intake air heat system must provide a heat...
Jonsimik
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Sep 1, 2006
7:12 pm
10933
For what it's worth... Today I flew an AeroVee with AeroCarb from Detroit to Kansas City. The weather was cloudy, high humidity, and cool temperatures for...
charlie4_66043
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Sep 2, 2006
12:46 am
10934
... Were you drawing air intake directly from the outside, or from inside the cowl Sonex-style? How close is the carb to any heat source like the exhaust...
Patrick Panzera
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Sep 2, 2006
2:17 am
10935
... The ... the ... Yes, the Sonex has the carb inside the cowl and draws air that has been heated by the engine. The carb also sits between the exhaust...
charlie4_66043
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Sep 2, 2006
12:12 pm
10936
Not the best of all worlds. Might get more power if cooler air is drawn in from outside. Hot air does not combust well with its low density. Hal ... From:...
Hal Hadaller
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Sep 2, 2006
1:56 pm
10937
Asked a bud of mine about this.. Said: "The `pre-heat' is referring to the cuff or muff on the muffler that creates some preheat for the alternate air inlet to...
Jonsimik
hogsruleyo
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Sep 2, 2006
2:15 pm
10938
Usually carb ice is not a problem at or below 75% power. The butterfly valve on most carbs is where the fuel in sucked into the air stream going to the...
Rick Stockton
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Sep 4, 2006
4:02 am
10941
Does anyone have insight or experience on the reliability and performance from a Posi Flow carb on a Revmaster R2100D? Thanks Tom...
tml1x
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Sep 5, 2006
11:34 pm
10942
What Brand or Model of Carb is the best to use on a VW1835 CC Air setup with a 2:1 belt reduction unit. I have talked to my buddy and he uses Webers on his...
gerri
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Sep 6, 2006
1:06 am
10943
I have a Posi carb that came with my aircraft. I immediately bought a Revflo. Theresearch turns up more than a few good reasons. Cheers, Phil tml1x...
Phil Lankford
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Sep 6, 2006
4:39 am
10944
To All: Mark Langford has recently posted an excellent article on an episode of detonation he experienced with his Corvair engine. Well worth the read. ...
n4854035
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Sep 6, 2006
6:47 am
10945
Thanks. I've not heard any good tales on the posiflo. Tom Phil Lankford <britmcman99@...> wrote: I have a Posi carb that came with my aircraft. I...
Tom Lyon
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Sep 6, 2006
7:12 pm
10946
Thanks. I've not heard any good tales on the posiflo. Tom Phil Lankford <britmcman99@...> wrote: I have a Posi carb that came with my aircraft. I...
Tom Lyon
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Sep 6, 2006
7:52 pm
10947
Heard'a one. Can't find the link though.. jon ... immediately bought a Revflo. Theresearch turns up more than a few good reasons. ... ...
Jonsimik
hogsruleyo
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Sep 6, 2006
10:18 pm
10949
Is that "POSA," or is there also a "Posi flow carb"? My KR2 came with a POSA carb (sliding throttle plate and metering needle) feeding a HAPI 1835 VW. I...
richardhmeyer
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Sep 7, 2006
1:12 pm
10950
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Jonsimik
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Sep 8, 2006
12:10 am
10951
... Thanks for the heads up Bob, my sube detonates on 96 octane fuel, it cannot be heard over the prop noise, but manifests itself as: lower power, higher...
zkowl
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Sep 8, 2006
8:45 am
10952
Great Plains has released a flywheel drive version of their kit engines. They call it "a lighter... less expensive way... to drive the prop on a VW engine." It...
Ron Butterfield
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Sep 8, 2006
2:17 pm
10953
Looks like they finally got smart. I guess that $895 is not too bad for the package as it includes the complete conversion with flywheel, starter, and hub...
Hal Hadaller
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Sep 8, 2006
3:01 pm
10954
... To All: I've placed a copy of the photo from the Great Plains catalog in the PHOTO archive of this Group. As some of you know, this method of attaching the...
n4854035
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Sep 8, 2006
4:50 pm
10955
I spoke to Steve Bennett at Oshkosh when I saw this at his booth. Looks like a pretty good setup for those of us who wanted a flywheel direct drive system....
Phil Christiansen
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Sep 8, 2006
5:13 pm
10956
... Dear Mike (and the Group), You're welcome. Years ago when I thought I knew everything about VW engines I had some really bad experiences due to detonation...
n4854035
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Sep 8, 2006
5:25 pm
10957
... Id' love to see how that would look on a Sonex. :) Pat...
Patrick Panzera
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Sep 8, 2006
7:48 pm
10958
I wonder why it took Steve so long to come up with this and why he went thru all the trouble of trying to develop his RDS (Rear Drive System) which is...
Hal Hadaller
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Sep 9, 2006
1:55 am
10959
Not to worry.. http://www.greatplainsas.com/scrdrvpix.html jon ... went thru all the trouble of trying to develop his RDS (Rear Drive System) which is...
Jonsimik
hogsruleyo
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Sep 9, 2006
5:42 am
10960
Two possible reasons I can of... To provide an extension for a plane like a Sonerai I. A rear drive in a plane like that would require about an 8 inch...
JL
schmleff
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Sep 9, 2006
2:18 pm
10961
Seems that if the RDS system is omitted in favor of the Direct system, one would save about 20 lbs of weight and could move the engine forward 4 inches to...
Hal Hadaller
flyhal
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Sep 9, 2006
11:06 pm
10962
One of the questions I have always had about the rear drive is how long of an extension would be safe? Anyone have any related experience with this? Jeff ... ...
JL
schmleff
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Sep 10, 2006
12:12 am
10963
There is lots of variation here. Nominally, 4" is about as much as one wants to go. And even then there may be some vibrations at certain rpms which one...
Hal Hadaller
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Sep 10, 2006
2:48 am
10964
... how ... As short as possible. The spools I use are sized to clear the exhaust stacks and give a clean streamline with a 12" dia spinner. Also see the type...
n4854035
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Sep 10, 2006
3:28 am
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