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ORIGINAL: Tired Old Man
I've found that attempts to educate the masses will always come up with someone that is simply compelled to find something wrong or missing in the earlier tutorial. Of course they never provide teaching material themselves. Most won't remember what they were taught for more than 10 minutes beyond the lesson. Explains why I'll usually only give anwers anymore instead of background and analysis process.
So Jody gave enough material for a simple explanation. If anyone desires a more in depth couse they might consider spending some time in fluid dynamics classes. Those instructors are paid a lot more for their time than someone like Jody who took the time to put his discourse togther for free.
Good job Jody. If they couldn't understand that they wouldn't understand anything with more depth.
ORIGINAL: Cherokee Flyer
You also missed the part about expanding gases have a cooling effect which will cause the fuel to condense out.
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You also missed the part about expanding gases have a cooling effect which will cause the fuel to condense out.
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So Jody gave enough material for a simple explanation. If anyone desires a more in depth couse they might consider spending some time in fluid dynamics classes. Those instructors are paid a lot more for their time than someone like Jody who took the time to put his discourse togther for free.
Good job Jody. If they couldn't understand that they wouldn't understand anything with more depth.
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Yes and no.
Jody gave a very nice, and brief, dissertation about how things work. There was and is a lot of room to delve even further into what happens with an incoming fuel mix, and the various components that effect the conditional effects before reaching the top of a cylinder. I didn't, and still don't, believe any more was needed to get the point across. More simply clutters up the intent of the original post and rasises more areas for discussion, which would not ultimately effect the end result, but would require a lot more time and effort attempting to illuminate those issues for people that would never understand. IOW, lots of additional work with no benefit. Just as is happening here and now.
Jody gave a very nice, and brief, dissertation about how things work. There was and is a lot of room to delve even further into what happens with an incoming fuel mix, and the various components that effect the conditional effects before reaching the top of a cylinder. I didn't, and still don't, believe any more was needed to get the point across. More simply clutters up the intent of the original post and rasises more areas for discussion, which would not ultimately effect the end result, but would require a lot more time and effort attempting to illuminate those issues for people that would never understand. IOW, lots of additional work with no benefit. Just as is happening here and now.
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TOM, this is a DLE30 thread right? You have a DLE30, so how are you coming on the mods you taked about doing to prevent the pooling of fuel? No need to go into deep...read a book thing. Just what works or helps and what does not work. Thanks Capt,n
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So perhaps we agree, both your original post commenting about Cherokee Flyer's comments and my comments about your comments were unnecessary?! And of course, there were my comments about your comments ..... it goes on and on as you suggest. We've made our points.
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RE: NEW DLE30!
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something that i learned in all this years in this hobby(20) and also modifying high performance race cars...is not believe in website specs...just field and race results and test.
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So you are saying that Todd Syssa is lying?
Greg
something that i learned in all this years in this hobby(20) and also modifying high performance race cars...is not believe in website specs...just field and race results and test.
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So you are saying that Todd Syssa is lying?
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ORIGINAL: OldRookie
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So you are saying that Todd Syssa is lying?
Greg
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From my Syssa ..... first day out and after the first flight, it was turning a Xoar 18-6 at 8600 with the HS needle set just to the rich side of peak. I think that falls within Todd's spec range and it can only improve from there. Have not tached it since. I've read here the DLE will outperform that.
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I have heard that the DLE will outperform the Syssa also. That is why I wanted someone to post an engine RPM with the Vess 18 X 6 so we can see how much difference there is. I am thinking that it won't be as much as some people think.
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ORIGINAL: OldRookie
I have heard that the DLE will outperform the Syssa also. That is why I wanted someone to post an engine RPM with the Vess 18 X 6 so we can see how much difference there is. I am thinking that it won't be as much as some people think.
Greg
I have heard that the DLE will outperform the Syssa also. That is why I wanted someone to post an engine RPM with the Vess 18 X 6 so we can see how much difference there is. I am thinking that it won't be as much as some people think.
Greg
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Sorry for asking questions that are beneath the people that consider themselves in a class above the rest of us.
Everyone should take a course on fluid dynamics so we can be better modellers.
Throw in some university degrees on physics and aeronautical engineering and we may be approaching Tired Old Man's level of RC modelling competency.
Then you may as well shut down RCU. We will all know everything that can be known and wont have to bother others with such simple questions.
If the questions asked on the forums are too much effort to explain to "the masses" don't reply.
Thanks for your explanation Jody.
Despite my lack of formal training I did comprehend your explanation.
If the questions asked on the forums are too much effort to explain to "the masses" don't reply.
Thanks for your explanation Jody.
Despite my lack of formal training I did comprehend your explanation.
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ORIGINAL: VeeAte
Then you may as well shut down RCU. We will all know everything that can be known and wont have to bother others with such simple questions.
Then you may as well shut down RCU. We will all know everything that can be known and wont have to bother others with such simple questions.
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ORIGINAL: Cherokee Flyer
You also missed the part about expanding gases have a cooling effect which will cause the fuel to condense out.
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You also missed the part about expanding gases have a cooling effect which will cause the fuel to condense out.
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I didn't take your comment as finding deficiency in my commentary but it's exactly why I simplified it down to how it all relates specificallyto the DLE30. I'veseen many comments on what may cause or contribute tothe pooling but it's obvious that theywere not formed from study of the30 itself orin some cases a usable understanding of the properties of the components involved. That is why I used the analogy I did, something everyone haswith results anyone could reproduce. Further understanding requires handson investment andstudywith a disassembled engine.
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Hey millertym2000 I have the Ultimate 120 from Nitro Models and have a CRRC Pro 26 in it. Over all wt is 10+ and it flys really well. In fact It is my favorite plane. The engine does hang out of the cowl and had to cut away for the muffler but it still looks pretty good. Nitro has this plane on for 199.00 bucks right now. I did have to hang the servoes a little different for the elevator. I do not like wire link to put elevator halves together. The plane is fast and more areobatic than I know how to do and land very stable no stall problems. Knife edge is easy and stright. Do not know what plane you are wanting to put the DLE-30 in. Oh and by the way the spects seem to be the same for the nitro and the cyclone 30cc ultimate even if it listed different. Mine is the yellow and white.
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I doubt it would make a difference, platinum is used on the firing end of a spark plug for a different reason. It makes the plug more resistant to fouling and gives it a longer service life, I don't think it would enable it to ignite large, heavy, globs of fuel, might be a lifetime spark plug though.
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RE: NEW DLE30!
ORIGINAL: Truckracer
PlaneKrazee,
The cylinder casting on my Syssa looks as good as any cylinder I've ever owned. Frankly, its external appearance is flawless. Can't imagine the DLE being any better.
PlaneKrazee,
The cylinder casting on my Syssa looks as good as any cylinder I've ever owned. Frankly, its external appearance is flawless. Can't imagine the DLE being any better.
As far as the Syssa muffler is concerned, the engine is close coupled, the single exhaust of the dle is located about as far back as the two Syssa stacks. A properly designed Pitts style muffler does not lower rpm, only db.
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ORIGINAL: jedijody
I doubt it would make a difference, platinum is used on the firing end of a spark plug for a different reason. It makes the plug more resistant to fouling and gives it a longer service life, I don't think it would enable it to ignite large, heavy, globs of fuel, might be a lifetime spark plug though.
I doubt it would make a difference, platinum is used on the firing end of a spark plug for a different reason. It makes the plug more resistant to fouling and gives it a longer service life, I don't think it would enable it to ignite large, heavy, globs of fuel, might be a lifetime spark plug though.
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I made a device that took some time to get done and on engine that has good promise. I ran my DLE 30 in 23 degree weather. It seems to really help. I am uploading it to photo bucket to view. I wl ilhave a link for that. The video will speak for itself. Thanks, Capt,n
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RE: NEW DLE30!
ORIGINAL: jedijody
Yes, it has been done with good results but it's easier to just mount the engine with the plug at about 7:30 clock position. The stuffer in the pictures had no effect on the top end.
Yes, it has been done with good results but it's easier to just mount the engine with the plug at about 7:30 clock position. The stuffer in the pictures had no effect on the top end.
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RE: NEW DLE30!
ORIGINAL: craigteffe
Jody, Have you found anyone who can make these yet since DLE does not seem to want to do anything? I would like to purchase another engine but I will not, untill this issue is resolved. Weather its the stuffer or whatever.
ORIGINAL: jedijody
Yes, it has been done with good results but it's easier to just mount the engine with the plug at about 7:30 clock position. The stuffer in the pictures had no effect on the top end.
Yes, it has been done with good results but it's easier to just mount the engine with the plug at about 7:30 clock position. The stuffer in the pictures had no effect on the top end.
Keep up the good work Jody and as for the haters....................................