BME G.90 gas
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RE: BME G.90 gas
Just a followup on my ST .90 that would not fire. I E mailed Keith at BME . He diagnosed the problem as a bad pick up sensor. Immediately sent me a new one. Now a nice spark and engine runs really well. I gotta say I am really impressed with this kind of custumer service. Guys you gotta try this engine, its awesome!!
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Sorry Guys,
I am in the dark ages when it comes to videos on the internet. Guess you will have to get one yourself. It starts and runs like a regular gasoline power plant, except smoother then above 1/2 throttle it winds up like a hot glow engine. I didn,t tac it but top end is several thousand RPM,s above my other gas engines. After I fly it in the Tiger Moth I will report on the outcome
I am in the dark ages when it comes to videos on the internet. Guess you will have to get one yourself. It starts and runs like a regular gasoline power plant, except smoother then above 1/2 throttle it winds up like a hot glow engine. I didn,t tac it but top end is several thousand RPM,s above my other gas engines. After I fly it in the Tiger Moth I will report on the outcome
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That is awesome, think I found the new motor for my VQ models P-40. Is that muffler you used one of your own makings? I visited your site, nice shop by the way.
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How would you do an IN cowl install with the carb up so close to the spinner backplate? I have the BME version and it looks like a bit of a problem to me?
Which Walbro are you using?
Norm
Which Walbro are you using?
Norm