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131 AI Nut
ainut7 Send Email
Sep 28, 2004
12:19 pm
Will there be enough room in the tunnel (or somewhere) to add a muffler? I'd like to make the plane as quiet as a car. David M. ... From: "David Algie"...
132 David Algie
algiecomposi... Send Email
Sep 28, 2004
11:36 pm
There is "some" room behind the cockpit for a muffler, but that's about the only place. The tunnel is 5" dia and the turbo tailpipe is 3" dia, it needs the 1"...
133 snowramos Send Email Sep 29, 2004
8:57 pm
I have been watching the development of this engine and plane for quite some time now. I am excited to see not only the performance of the plane but the...
134 David Algie
algiecomposi... Send Email
Sep 30, 2004
4:58 am
Gee, what can I say, except, thanks! Makes it all go by easier when you know people are behind you so much! ... of ... engine ... fact. ... and...
135 mapratherid Send Email Sep 30, 2004
8:01 pm
I am very impressed with the parts you have produced thus far. I do have a couple of questions, however. It appears that the engine gearbox and propellor are...
136 David Algie
algiecomposi... Send Email
Sep 30, 2004
9:57 pm
The price I have listed is for the complete airframe including landing gear and engine mount/ nosegear frame; everything that will get the aircraft to sit on...
137 Will N. Stevenson
oldalfanuts Send Email
Oct 3, 2004
4:07 pm
Dave, do you know about what pressure you will run the cabin at yet? With the strength of a carbon fibre pressure vessel, you could run it fairly high I would...
138 David Algie
algiecomposi... Send Email
Oct 3, 2004
5:09 pm
I planned from the beginning to run the cabin at sea level pressure, the cockpit is designed with very thick honeycomb and will use 0.50" thick windows bonded...
139 David Algie
algiecomposi... Send Email
Oct 21, 2004
9:59 pm
I just posted a pic of the lower cowling buck on the main ACA page, I'll post one here soon also. Note the bulges, one on the bottom for the nosegear and on...
140 tor_ace Send Email Oct 24, 2004
7:37 pm
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141 Sture
visionbuilde... Send Email
Oct 24, 2004
7:54 pm
... This looks very similar to SPAM, although it had something to do with aircraft (very little). Can we please keep this forum free from it? I don´t decide,...
142 David Algie
algiecomposi... Send Email
Oct 25, 2004
5:53 am
I'll set a one chance rule for spam type posting and then following a second posting I'll ban the sender. Hopefully that will work. ... with ... not...
143 AI Nut
ainut7 Send Email
Nov 5, 2004
6:38 pm
Have you guys seen the specs for the LS-6? Same weight as the LS-1 and another 100 hp!!!...
144 David Algie
algiecomposi... Send Email
Nov 6, 2004
4:46 pm
GM actually rate the weight at 15 lbs lighter, hard to imagine. Maybe they ditched the heavy oil pan, like I did, that thing weighs 18 lbs alone! David Algie ...
145 Will N. Stevenson
oldalfanuts Send Email
Nov 7, 2004
1:04 am
... 1 and ... Where'd you find those specs? I thought the LS-6 was only 35 more HP..... Go to: http://corvetteactioncenter.com/specs/z06/ls1ls6.html...
146 AI Nut
ainut7 Send Email
Nov 7, 2004
4:10 am
The specs were in a recent issue of "Custom Planes." ... From: "Will N. Stevenson" <willst@...> To: <algiecompositeaircraft@yahoogroups.com> Sent:...
147 AI Nut
ainut7 Send Email
Nov 7, 2004
4:13 am
Oops. I should have specified the hp numbers were both at 4800 rpm. 4800 rpm makes an easy 2:1 PSRU ratio, which was one of their goals. AI Nut ... From:...
148 Will N. Stevenson
oldalfanuts Send Email
Nov 7, 2004
5:43 am
OK, now I get it-- ... rpm. 4800...
149 AI Nut
ainut7 Send Email
Nov 7, 2004
1:25 pm
Speaking of engines, I wonder if we shouldn't be about torque instead of just hp? It would seem that hp would be important for takeoff and go-arounds, but...
150 AI Nut
ainut7 Send Email
Nov 7, 2004
1:26 pm
David, have considered using the forthcoming UltraMegaSquirt as a replacement for the Chevy ECM? It should be LOTs easier to program. You could take the...
151 David Algie
algiecomposi... Send Email
Nov 7, 2004
3:43 pm
I'd have to agree, really, HP is just torque with a time factor added in, important if you're accelerating as in climb out, and even then only until the prop...
152 Scott Perkins
scottperkinsusa Send Email
Nov 7, 2004
5:05 pm
Once we decide to go with a PSRU, torque is irrelevant as it can then become anything we want it to be with the torque modifier ( I mean ) PSRU. HP is king....
153 David Algie
algiecomposi... Send Email
Nov 7, 2004
5:55 pm
Yes, but this is only really applicable if engine rpm and prop rpm doesen't matter, which they do. You could get 3200 ft lbs at the prop but it would only be...
154 Patrick Panzera
pat_panzera Send Email
Nov 7, 2004
6:21 pm
Before this goes too far, please consider that these are just numbers. HP is simply the product of a mathematical equation. Torque x RPM ÷ 5252 = HP Putting...
155 Timothy Spear
timspear Send Email
Nov 7, 2004
6:33 pm
Very nice description. :-) It is a subtle point often missed. The carryover of auto marketing drives a lot of the perceptions about torque and HP. Most auto...
156 AI Nut
ainut7 Send Email
Nov 10, 2004
1:22 am
You might be confused, Scott. For example, the locks on the Panama Canal? They are rated at 1/4 hp. Yes, that is 0.25 hp. Yet they can move those massive...
157 Sture
visionbuilde... Send Email
Nov 10, 2004
7:58 am
... Only if You try to do it with the motorhome´s transmission. If geared to deliver enough torque it will do it easily. Another problem might be a narrow...
158 AI Nut
ainut7 Send Email
Nov 16, 2004
6:37 am
I don't think this person is any competition for Dave's carbon psru, but the other info here is handy: http://www.vestav8.com/FAQ.htm HTH, AI Nut...
159 David Algie
algiecomposi... Send Email
Nov 17, 2004
10:45 pm
Yeah, he has some really good info on the LS1, and auto based engines in general. Note that he has the PSRU weight at 70lbs, this carbon one is 36, and the...
160 aviator4598 Send Email Nov 29, 2004
3:26 am
I know you have invested a great deal of time and energy into employing the GM LS1 engine in your aircraft, but have you ever considered utilising a Wankel...
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