k45
Hi, im having too much flames during fuel ramp, using diesel and 3s life, i dont have flames during pre heat, i dont know wich parameter adjust to get rid of the flames, that are yellow/orange ..
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help
anyone?
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Is this a gen 1 ECU?
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K45
Yes. The xicoy without touchscreen
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Post a video
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Best bet at this point would be to call barry. He has access to hidden parameters in the ECU that might need to be fine tuned...
you can fix problems before fuel ramp with adjusting preheat fuel percent. But sounds like your problem is after switch over during the fuel ramp stage. |
Yes I hope Barry can help me. I cannot call him. Maybe he can pm me with the hidden menu adjuatments..
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Turn the Auto + setting down 1 point and try that
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I have it on auto +2. I will try lower to auto +1 ..
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well I have lowered to auto+1 and the thing gone bad, the fuel ramp takes longer time flaming ... i have detroyed the pipe haha, I will install another one, the plane is a mini avanti, the pipe i have now is without bell mouth it has only a lip, im goin to put the turbine at 2.5cm / 3cm from the lip to the turbine tail cone, i think this is a good gap. the pipe that was destroyed was with bell mouth.
im goin to put all parameters per manual, with that config the start was fast but the fuel was too much during pre heat and try again on the bench. i think that the problem was the gap with the first pipe, it sis possible that if it has no good gap the turbine may flame a lot during fuel ramp? |
If preheat fuel was too much all you needed to do was lower preheat fuel not touch any other settings.
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the pre heat its ok, no flaming, only flames are in the fuel ramp, yellow a long flames during too many seconds and high temp readings, then the engine runs fine..
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I emailed to Barry and have no response, i dont know what to do.
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On the other hand you can ask your self if the flames does any harm? Better flames and a start then too little juice and a wet start if configured too lean?! Where I assume weather, elevation and diesel brand might be dependent too.
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the flames has taken down the pipe, detroyed, so there are too much, longer yellow orange flames, i live at 196 m over the sea, its summer here with 32 celsius.. using diesel from Shell and mobil oil for turbine, i think i need some advise for the hidden parameters to lean the fuel ramp maybe?
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Its a holiday weekend and they are on the west coast. I'd have some patience in waiting on Barry, its not even 8am there.
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Still the problem and no Barry answer... im trying to upload a video.. im getting so tired about this engine, planing to sell it as soon as get a nice start..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNLK...ature=youtu.be |
If it was me, I would just send it in for Dirk to re-adjust it......obviously something is way out of adjustment.
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Te problem is.. I live in Argentina, too far to send it. maybe Barry can give me some advise with the hidden paremeters, here in Argentina i have no response from the dealer.. i want to have it working fine to sell the engine and model.. in one year only flew the plane one time..
that video was with default config per manual.. |
I see.....ya that’s a problem, then just email Dirk he’s good at answering...
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great I will try, whats the email of Dirk? haha
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It’s on https://pacificrcjets.com/ web site...same guys as KingTech.....
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i just send an email, hope to get lucky before I dump the engine haha i almost hate it haha
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if you intend to dump your engine please let us know in which bin....:)
I am confident that your problem will be solved soon!! |
I don't know the k-45 specifically, but it seems to me that the engine is having trouble accelerating from about 17k through the 20k rpm barrier. It becomes too rich around then and starts shooting flames. If it was my engine I'd adjust the settings concerning the starter motor to power it up a little. Fuel delivery seems correct, maybe too little during preheat making it needlessly long
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