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Old 09-10-2012, 06:25 PM
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Default The next "G" turbine?

Kingtech,

Do yo have any plans on releasing a turbine that is going to be in the 150/160 class e.g. a 160G?

I'm looking for a dual turbine setup, was considering dual 180G on a Large FEJ F-18 but that would put out too much power, something in the 160 would be nice.

I love my 180G so it would have to slick like this setup, all internal solenoids / thermo couple kero start.
Old 09-10-2012, 07:23 PM
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You have gotta be reading my mind Disco, both 150 and 160Gs are currently under testing and announcement has yet to be made. If you are looking for a matched pair, give me a quick shout

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Old 09-11-2012, 10:19 AM
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Great I will call

Here is my Jet:

http://flyeaglejet.com/en/F181.6.html

I was thinking about 2 180s but Fly Eagle said that would be too much power even with full missile set, the max the recommend is dual 160's toned down a bit to put out 35 lbs thrust for a max of 70lbs as the jet fuel of fuel is 70lbs.
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What is the difference with the G turbines apart from being red (which I love by the way) when you select them on the kingtech site the description mentions nothing other than the specs, dosnt even tell you if they are kero start or not which I assume they are.
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No one know?
Old 10-08-2012, 06:47 AM
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Curious, but why develop a150 AND a 160? Turn down the rpm's of the 160 a couple thousands and you have the same thrust as a 150. Why even bother with making two separate turbines? I don't get the logic of that.
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Old 10-08-2012, 07:01 AM
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Lot of guys out there have no idea how to turn down a turbine, some have never even plugged in a HDT!
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Hi Dan, it would take different components, ie. tail cone, wheels, however, the factory is concentrating on the 160 more so on the 150. Xairflyer, yes, G model is fuel start, sorry if our web info missed it.

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Old 10-08-2012, 10:24 AM
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Sorry probably never made my question clear enough, it was what is the difference from the G series turbines to previous?
My point was the website tells you nothing new in the description and didnt even mention that they were kero start.
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For anyone else asking the same question as me the G series turbines have internal valves and EGT probe.

Wonder is there plans for a K80G or K140G
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ORIGINAL: Xairflyer

For anyone else asking the same question as me the G series turbines have internal valves and EGT probe.

Wonder is there plans for a K80G or K140G
Yes, that is correct, sorry we're soooooo behind working on the website, hope will soon catch up. And yes, K-140G has just been released and available, as with K-80G probably sooner or later.

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Thats great the red K140G turbine will look great inside my red/blue MB339 I now know what to Buy!
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Nice Seamus ! Very nice . Looking forward to seeing this take to the sky's
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Thanks lads! Hope to see some KingTech actions in Ireland!

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Barry
any pics of the 140G

looking all over for specs too
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Any word on the 160G? I see the main kingtech site has the 170G and also a 180G so I guess the 160G is in the pipeline as well?
Old 11-02-2012, 08:08 AM
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looking all over for specs too
Yes, same here. Considering the K-140 for a YA F-15, but need to know the thrust.
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Sorry guys, doesn't seem like the factory is willing to do a 160 a this point, however, we are bringing back the 170 in the G model.

Thanks,
Barry
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Im hoping they make something in 55+ range, got an idea for a future project that I was looking at the B300F as a power plant but first things first, got to get two 180s for the f-14/f-15 projects.
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Sorry guys, doesn't seem like the factory is willing to do a 160 a this point, however, we are bringing back the 170 in the G model.

Thanks,
Barry
Old 11-13-2012, 03:43 AM
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Hi Barry, does our "f" turbine will be upgradable to the "g"at the 25 hours service.

Thanks

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Old 11-13-2012, 10:34 AM
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Sorry Mike, they are quite different and not really upgradeable.

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Hi Barry are there any thoughts for a 120. There is a big gap from 100 to 140
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Hi there, I spoke to the factory a numerous occasions, but unfortunately doesn't seem like any plan in the near future, if things change, I'll be sure to let you know.

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