DA200 for TOC!
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From: Dubai, UAE
Will Chip Hyde be using DA-200 on his Ultimate Bipe????!!!!!!
Check this out...
http://www.aero-works.net/planes/ult...percent/15.htm
Four Cylinders! WOW!!
Check this out...
http://www.aero-works.net/planes/ult...percent/15.htm
Four Cylinders! WOW!!
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From: South, NEW ZEALAND
4 DA 50's.. cool!! Im sure if its reliable enough and provides a greater trust 2 weight ratio than the 150, he will be using it. On other hands he doesnt want to find the teething problems halfway through his freestyle.... Im sure JAS will be able to answer that question. Are any other pilots testing with the 200???
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I have one in my fun-fly design, 15:1 power to weight ratio, it can prop hang at about 7/8 throttle. If I prop it right, I get unlimited verical.
The engine would probably prophang at idle actually....
The engine would probably prophang at idle actually....
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From: Lenexa,
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Originally posted by willembad
Hi all,
What's the black wire going from behind the spinner to inside the motor box?
Any ideas.....
Hi all,
What's the black wire going from behind the spinner to inside the motor box?
Any ideas.....
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Is that typical duct work? As tight as it is, I'm sure any air that's going in is being used, but it doesn't look like much air would travel through the cowl.
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From: Sebring, FL
If you're referring to a second timing sensor, I believe using one to be the best idea. All 4 pistons are pushing the same crank, so you'd think they would be timed by one sensor.
Any other ideas?
Willem
Any other ideas?
Willem




