Ramstein44

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Awesome..

n8622t

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Steve D and RAM 44 You two are definitely the honchos on this thread

n8622t

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tfarmer We gotta glass the next one

n8622t

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Hey Bob H I'm just curious could you show us the sliders on your gear covers? Thanks man😄

Ramstein44

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BobH

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These are the gear doors for my Sis-T FW. The sliders are on the edge of the upper door. Not sure what else you can see from the pictures.

tfarmer96

yep that's how my sist is.

tfarmer96

well im 1/2 way there

n8622t

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Looking good Terry

n8622t

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You boys are all high-tech I don't have sliders[&:]

MANFRED

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I had a buffalo slider the other day and it was great!

BobH

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Laffs!..

Terry you are getting there.. I bet you'll feel a lot more comfortable flying the TF than the Sis-T. Have you ever flown the Sis? I haven't yet.[&o]

Tony Gag Jr.

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What material did you use for the slider?

Thanks,
Tony

n8622t

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Ran the motor for another 45 min today but no flight...waiting for the replacement right main air cylinder. Getting a lot of confidence in the Roto 85, the needles are set well enough to run reliably and still be on the rich side. Did some video but cant load it here

n8622t

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try this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2ZR3ZDNcQg

n8622t

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ok here are the pics of the tables I had promised

SrTelemaster150

Sounds a little rich on the LSN judging from the stumbble @ trasition.

BobH

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Does that fit entirely within the cowl? The Roto I mean.

Ramstein44

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Start with post #1306, you can see the modifications N8 did to the cowl for the engine to fit comfortably.

BobH

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Ram, thanks !

n8622t

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Yeah Bob the engine is about a quarter of an inch within the dimensions of the Cowl, but I knew that with the engine offset, for the thrust angle, the left cylinder would protrude through The left side of the cowl

n8622t

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Yeah Tele when an engine is green it's not a good idea to lean them out on the initial run..... I like to Brake them in easy so they last a long time. But I guess I had already stated that they the needles are lean enough to run the engine reliably, yet still on the rich side.... You must have missed that last post on that subject

hrrcflyer

OK N8622t,

I'm officially jellous........................ What size prop are you turning at what RPM with that Roto?

Good luck with your maiden.

Take care,
David

n8622t

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Hello David I have ran two props so far, both XOAR. The 25x10 turns 5950 @ peak and the 24x12 is doing 5640 @ rich setting. I have not peaked the 24x12 yet but the two props are very close as far as engine load so rpm will be very close. When the engine has a few hours on it I will try my Biela 23x12 3 blade😄

mike day

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i like that table it is devenatly what we need . is there plans or did you build it off the top of your head. can i get some measurements from you. thanks. mike?