Simjet 2250... Lipo ?
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Simjet 2250... Lipo ?
Hi,
Can I run a 3 cell lipo on my old 2250 ?
I have the gold colored ECU, and running on a 8 cell ncad at the moment.
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Svein-Roe
Can I run a 3 cell lipo on my old 2250 ?
I have the gold colored ECU, and running on a 8 cell ncad at the moment.
Brgds
Svein-Roe
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RE: Simjet 2250... Lipo ?
Hi!
If this ECU is an old original 2002 SimJet Fadec, you can run it on a 3 cells LipPo. The solenoidvalves that belongs to this ECU handle 12 volts. But if you have a Gaspar ECU, you better run it on 2 cells LiPo. I have one SimJet 3000 that I run on a SimJet 2002 Fadec, and when I went from 8 cells NiCad to 3 cells LiPo all my starts have been perfect. I use a 2600 mah LiPo with 30C because it is vital that your battery can deliver a solid punch to the startprosedure, and this works perfect .
If this ECU is an old original 2002 SimJet Fadec, you can run it on a 3 cells LipPo. The solenoidvalves that belongs to this ECU handle 12 volts. But if you have a Gaspar ECU, you better run it on 2 cells LiPo. I have one SimJet 3000 that I run on a SimJet 2002 Fadec, and when I went from 8 cells NiCad to 3 cells LiPo all my starts have been perfect. I use a 2600 mah LiPo with 30C because it is vital that your battery can deliver a solid punch to the startprosedure, and this works perfect .
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RE: Simjet 2250... Lipo ?
Hi Uefly,
The turbine I have is an old one, original with air start that I monted a manual elstarter on.
There is no solenoids valves, only a manual 3 way valve that i flipp over after preheating on gas.
So the ECU is only controling the glowplug and pump
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The turbine I have is an old one, original with air start that I monted a manual elstarter on.
There is no solenoids valves, only a manual 3 way valve that i flipp over after preheating on gas.
So the ECU is only controling the glowplug and pump
Brgds
Svein-Roe
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RE: Simjet 2250... Lipo ?
You can run a 3 cell lipo on your ECU, but I would prefer a 3 cell LiFe, 9,9 volt. LiFe handle cold temperature much better than LiPo. You can buy batteries from Hobby King to a ridiculous low price.
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RE: Simjet 2250... Lipo ?
I can see that the by the cover that this ECU is an original old SimJet ECU, and all old ECU`s from SimJet can be run by 3 cells LiPo. Dont know the exact version of it, but it looks familiar with one I have been seen before
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RE: Simjet 2250... Lipo ?
Hello Svein-Roe,
Yes, this is not a problem on an ECU that used an 8 cell Nicad. Thsi would be your SJ-2002-D2 and older ECUs.
This could not be done on the new GASPAR - 605 series however, this must remain a 7.4v 2S Lipo due to the starter Voltage that Simjet uses wouod over amp the ECU.
Best Regards,
Yes, this is not a problem on an ECU that used an 8 cell Nicad. Thsi would be your SJ-2002-D2 and older ECUs.
This could not be done on the new GASPAR - 605 series however, this must remain a 7.4v 2S Lipo due to the starter Voltage that Simjet uses wouod over amp the ECU.
Best Regards,
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RE: Simjet 2250... Lipo ?
Today I ran the turbine several times on my 3 cell lipo.... After every start I had to change glow plug...:-(
Any solutions...? Connect a lighbulb or a resistor to lower the voltage?
The good thing is that it felt like it was spooling up much faster... ? the responce was faster. Could this be correct?
Any solutions...? Connect a lighbulb or a resistor to lower the voltage?
The good thing is that it felt like it was spooling up much faster... ? the responce was faster. Could this be correct?
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RE: Simjet 2250... Lipo ?
On my SimJet 2002 ecu, I can adjust the glowpower with my SimJet dataterminal. I can choose from low, medium and high glowsetting. I have medium on mine ecu running on 3 cells LiPo. I dont know if you can plug a terminal into your ecu??
You can always choose to run it on 3 cells LiFe package (9,9 volts)
You can always choose to run it on 3 cells LiFe package (9,9 volts)
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RE: Simjet 2250... Lipo ?
ORIGINAL: Aviator-No
Today I ran the turbine several times on my 3 cell lipo.... After every start I had to change glow plug...:-(
Any solutions...? Connect a lighbulb or a resistor to lower the voltage?
The good thing is that it felt like it was spooling up much faster... ? the responce was faster. Could this be correct?
Today I ran the turbine several times on my 3 cell lipo.... After every start I had to change glow plug...:-(
Any solutions...? Connect a lighbulb or a resistor to lower the voltage?
The good thing is that it felt like it was spooling up much faster... ? the responce was faster. Could this be correct?
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RE: Simjet 2250... Lipo ?
You have limited options to deal withthis if you do no thave a Data Terminal in which you coulld adjust the Glow Plug output voltage
I use MC-9 plugs but any other "Cold Plug" would be suitable. A Cold plug = 2 volts vs. the 1.2volt
The only other option for you is to return to the 8Cell Nicad as when fully charged is apporx. 10+volts and the 11.1 3S Lipo is generally 12+ volts.
BTW, the subject Data terminals are no longer avaibale and the 2002 D2 ECU boards are going away as well being replaced by Xicoy 605 ECU.
I use MC-9 plugs but any other "Cold Plug" would be suitable. A Cold plug = 2 volts vs. the 1.2volt
The only other option for you is to return to the 8Cell Nicad as when fully charged is apporx. 10+volts and the 11.1 3S Lipo is generally 12+ volts.
BTW, the subject Data terminals are no longer avaibale and the 2002 D2 ECU boards are going away as well being replaced by Xicoy 605 ECU.