Super eagle glow plug and gas settings
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Super eagle glow plug and gas settings
I sent my super eagle off to get serviced. When i got it back it had a new cremic plug that had the glow plug setting at 15 v. I still use the 7.4 nimh battery so there is no way it will get the new plug hot enough.
So what is or was the setting for the regular glow plug? I put the setting at 1.5 volt but it still would not light off the gas. I think the setting has to be higher than 1.5 volts but dont want to blow the plug since i blew one when it was set at 15v
Next what is the gas(propane) setting?
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david
So what is or was the setting for the regular glow plug? I put the setting at 1.5 volt but it still would not light off the gas. I think the setting has to be higher than 1.5 volts but dont want to blow the plug since i blew one when it was set at 15v
Next what is the gas(propane) setting?
thanks
david
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If you have the ceramic glow you must use that higher setting. I know the battery is only 7.4 but is has to do with the way the ECU reads the V for the glow plug. If you lower it to 1.5v it will never light the ceramic plug
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Hi Jose
I lowered the voltage to go back to the regular glow plug because the new ceramic plug was not lighting the gas off. So i can try the ceramic again and put the voltage back to 15v but just incase it does not work. I would like to just use the regular old glow plug so i can fly. Thats why I was asking about the voltage for the regular glow plug. At 1.5v the regular glow plug lights up but doesnt get hot enough to light the gas. I
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David
I lowered the voltage to go back to the regular glow plug because the new ceramic plug was not lighting the gas off. So i can try the ceramic again and put the voltage back to 15v but just incase it does not work. I would like to just use the regular old glow plug so i can fly. Thats why I was asking about the voltage for the regular glow plug. At 1.5v the regular glow plug lights up but doesnt get hot enough to light the gas. I
Thanks
David
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Hi Jose
I lowered the voltage to go back to the regular glow plug because the new ceramic plug was not lighting the gas off. So i can try the ceramic again and put the voltage back to 15v but just incase it does not work. I would like to just use the regular old glow plug so i can fly. Thats why I was asking about the voltage for the regular glow plug. At 1.5v the regular glow plug lights up but doesnt get hot enough to light the gas. I
Thanks
David
I lowered the voltage to go back to the regular glow plug because the new ceramic plug was not lighting the gas off. So i can try the ceramic again and put the voltage back to 15v but just incase it does not work. I would like to just use the regular old glow plug so i can fly. Thats why I was asking about the voltage for the regular glow plug. At 1.5v the regular glow plug lights up but doesnt get hot enough to light the gas. I
Thanks
David