Rhino Jet Engine Time of acceleration/deceleration
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Rhino Jet Engine Time of acceleration/deceleration
Hi,
The data of my Rhino Jet Engine is as follow:
1. VER 3.7 (I..C.S. version);
2. Number: JF170-0040
3. The parameter is “E.G.T. 580 Auto+1 ramp 002 acceleration delay 075 deceleration delay 030 stability 050.”
Now I have tree questions.
1. Time of acceleration took 15 seconds to arrive “full power.” It is too long.
2. Full power RPM was just up to 114000
3. Time of deceleration took 15-16 seconds to arrive to “idle (RPM 33000).” It is also too long.
Please help me figure out the questions. Thank you and I look forward to your reply
The data of my Rhino Jet Engine is as follow:
1. VER 3.7 (I..C.S. version);
2. Number: JF170-0040
3. The parameter is “E.G.T. 580 Auto+1 ramp 002 acceleration delay 075 deceleration delay 030 stability 050.”
Now I have tree questions.
1. Time of acceleration took 15 seconds to arrive “full power.” It is too long.
2. Full power RPM was just up to 114000
3. Time of deceleration took 15-16 seconds to arrive to “idle (RPM 33000).” It is also too long.
Please help me figure out the questions. Thank you and I look forward to your reply
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RE: Rhino Jet Engine
Hello:
I have forwarded your inquiry to our manufacturing facility for review and reply. You do not mention the temperatures your getting during the acceleration process. We will need your PW reading at idle, 1/2 and full throttle. Also, which ECU battery are you using? Last, the thermocoupe (EGT) depth must be checked as well. In too deep and throttle up will indeed be slow. The depth should be no more than slightly less than 1/16 of an inch. If it is not secure and moves easily, this must be corrected as well.
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I have forwarded your inquiry to our manufacturing facility for review and reply. You do not mention the temperatures your getting during the acceleration process. We will need your PW reading at idle, 1/2 and full throttle. Also, which ECU battery are you using? Last, the thermocoupe (EGT) depth must be checked as well. In too deep and throttle up will indeed be slow. The depth should be no more than slightly less than 1/16 of an inch. If it is not secure and moves easily, this must be corrected as well.
Best regards,
Eric Clapp
Jet Central Micro Turbines
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RE: Rhino Jet Engine
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Useroff rpm 33000 T=528 Pw=100
idle pulse=1181us 25%
1/2 throttle pulse=1448us 50%
full throttle pulse=1947us 100%
1.The temperatures is 530~580
2.2S Li-Poly battery for turbine and 6V Ni-Cd for radio and fully charged
parmeter 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009
value..... 000 023 016 132 033 025 001 100 255 255
parmeter 010 011 012 013 014 015 016 017 018 019
value..... 255 255 255 ---- ---007 002 110 004 002
parmeter 020 021 022 023 024 025 026 027 028 029
value..... 010 002 080 020 130 060 016 023 003 004
parmeter 030 031 032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039
value..... 000 015 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255
parmeter 040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047
value..... 255 255 255 255 255 006 006 ---
Useroff rpm 33000 T=528 Pw=100
idle pulse=1181us 25%
1/2 throttle pulse=1448us 50%
full throttle pulse=1947us 100%
1.The temperatures is 530~580
2.2S Li-Poly battery for turbine and 6V Ni-Cd for radio and fully charged
parmeter 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009
value..... 000 023 016 132 033 025 001 100 255 255
parmeter 010 011 012 013 014 015 016 017 018 019
value..... 255 255 255 ---- ---007 002 110 004 002
parmeter 020 021 022 023 024 025 026 027 028 029
value..... 010 002 080 020 130 060 016 023 003 004
parmeter 030 031 032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039
value..... 000 015 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255
parmeter 040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047
value..... 255 255 255 255 255 006 006 ---
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RE: Rhino Jet Engine
Dear Eric:
My friend's Rhino still got previo0us problem.The temp. probe position is o.k. and the acceleraion /deceleration still took more than 10 seconds! He installed this Rhino engine in the new F-22 and will test fly this weekend.We indeed need your help to resolve the problems.As you know,the abnormal acceleratin /deceleration will result dangerous flight.Thanks for your helps!
My friend's Rhino still got previo0us problem.The temp. probe position is o.k. and the acceleraion /deceleration still took more than 10 seconds! He installed this Rhino engine in the new F-22 and will test fly this weekend.We indeed need your help to resolve the problems.As you know,the abnormal acceleratin /deceleration will result dangerous flight.Thanks for your helps!
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RE: Rhino Jet Engine
Dear Eric:
My friend's Rhino still got previous problem.The temp. probe position is o.k. and the acceleraion /deceleration still took more than 10 seconds! He installed this Rhino engine in the new F-22 and will test fly this weekend.We indeed need your help to resolve the problems.As you know,the abnormal acceleratin /deceleration will result in dangerous flight.Thanks for your helps!
My friend's Rhino still got previous problem.The temp. probe position is o.k. and the acceleraion /deceleration still took more than 10 seconds! He installed this Rhino engine in the new F-22 and will test fly this weekend.We indeed need your help to resolve the problems.As you know,the abnormal acceleratin /deceleration will result in dangerous flight.Thanks for your helps!
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RE: Rhino Jet Engine
Try setting stability delay to 005 then run engine to full power, allow to settle there then come down to idle 1 click at a time allowing the rpm to stabilise at each new position. After this procedure you should have correct performance.
Rob.
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RE: Rhino Jet Engine Time of acceleration/deceleration
ORIGINAL: bevar
Hmmm...<0040>...how old is that engine?
Beave
Hmmm...<0040>...how old is that engine?
Beave
ORIGINAL: ccch
2. Number: JF170-0040
2. Number: JF170-0040
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RE: Rhino Jet Engine
CPS. . .
Please review the PM I sent you with detailed instructions to follow. I sent this over a week ago.
Your ECU has an old version of software so many of the new test procedure do not apply.
Again, please review and email me any questions. I will do what ever I can to resolve your friends problem.
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Please review the PM I sent you with detailed instructions to follow. I sent this over a week ago.
Your ECU has an old version of software so many of the new test procedure do not apply.
Again, please review and email me any questions. I will do what ever I can to resolve your friends problem.
Best regards,
Eric Clapp
Jet Central Micro Turbines
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RE: Rhino Jet Engine
Dear Eric:
Thanks for your answer and I am sorry for my ignoring your letter due to my busy mail-box.I and my friend will try your methods to test his engine.Thanks for your help again!
Thanks for your answer and I am sorry for my ignoring your letter due to my busy mail-box.I and my friend will try your methods to test his engine.Thanks for your help again!
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RE: Rhino Jet Engine
Dear Eric:
Thanks for your help again! My friend adjust the parameter under your suggest(acceleration reduced to 12 and deceleration reduced to 8)and the response time of his Rhino has redduced significantly(about 7-9 sec.).I show you present parameter of his Rhino last time of test after adjust the parameter as your suggest:
PW Temp
Idle 078 450 degrees
middle 119 412
max 610 450
Do you thick the engine is normal ?Is the temp too low for this engine,will it result in flame-out?
Thanks for your help again!
Thanks for your help again! My friend adjust the parameter under your suggest(acceleration reduced to 12 and deceleration reduced to 8)and the response time of his Rhino has redduced significantly(about 7-9 sec.).I show you present parameter of his Rhino last time of test after adjust the parameter as your suggest:
PW Temp
Idle 078 450 degrees
middle 119 412
max 610 450
Do you thick the engine is normal ?Is the temp too low for this engine,will it result in flame-out?
Thanks for your help again!
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CPS:
Everything looks good. I sent you a PM with additional information and settings to try. You are on the right track !
Thanks,
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Everything looks good. I sent you a PM with additional information and settings to try. You are on the right track !
Thanks,
Eric Clapp
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RE: Rhino Jet Engine
Eric,
Setting up a Rhino, reviewed the programming instructions several times before programming the radio.
I can't prime the fuel system. When I increase the trim to "UP" and puch the stick up, then push the menu up, nothing happens. I can't seem to get the LED light to turn on either.
What could I be doing wrong? I tried a different battery, same thing happened.
Thanks in advance,
Sammo
Setting up a Rhino, reviewed the programming instructions several times before programming the radio.
I can't prime the fuel system. When I increase the trim to "UP" and puch the stick up, then push the menu up, nothing happens. I can't seem to get the LED light to turn on either.
What could I be doing wrong? I tried a different battery, same thing happened.
Thanks in advance,
Sammo
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RE: Rhino Jet Engine Time of acceleration/deceleration
Sammo,
Sometimes the buttons on the Hand Data Terminal can be a little finicky. Try pushing the button a little harder or moving the button a little while you are holding it down.
Just a suggestion.
Sometimes the buttons on the Hand Data Terminal can be a little finicky. Try pushing the button a little harder or moving the button a little while you are holding it down.
Just a suggestion.
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Sammo:
Got your email. I look forward to speaking with you this evening. It sounds like the transmitter/receiver is not trained properly. This step must be done properly. Be usre all "Throttle curves" are REMOVED from your Tx throttle channel BEFORE you train the 'Transmitter. You can check the results by viewing the percentages of Low Trim, High Trim and High throttle stick. If trained properly, Low trim should read 00%, High trim about 900 and full throttle stick about 1900 +/-. Also note, if you do not read these percentages, your throttle channel may be reversed. . .I know this is all entry level, but I find we all can overlook the basic's sometimes. . .
Best regards,
Eric
Got your email. I look forward to speaking with you this evening. It sounds like the transmitter/receiver is not trained properly. This step must be done properly. Be usre all "Throttle curves" are REMOVED from your Tx throttle channel BEFORE you train the 'Transmitter. You can check the results by viewing the percentages of Low Trim, High Trim and High throttle stick. If trained properly, Low trim should read 00%, High trim about 900 and full throttle stick about 1900 +/-. Also note, if you do not read these percentages, your throttle channel may be reversed. . .I know this is all entry level, but I find we all can overlook the basic's sometimes. . .
Best regards,
Eric