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R.Runyan 08-02-2002 04:00 PM

Over Heating problem
 
Hello,


I have a Sig Cap 231EX that I am having a little over heating problem with after I put the Cowl on.
My SETUP is...a MOKI 1.35 (with about 4 hours of break in) and I have a Bisson pits muffler on it with about a 3.5" X 8.5" exit cut in the cowl.

Could someone show me a good way to put a Baffle in so as not to have anymore trouble I real want to put the cowl on. :(

Thanks, Robin

CaptainHook 08-03-2002 12:57 AM

Over Heating problem
 
Robin,

Can't help you with the baffle. Sounds like you have more than enough exit to intake ratio. What type of fuel are you running? I flew a Moki 2.10 on Byron FAI fuel with no problems. Some of the larger glows don't like the nitro if thats what your using. Just a thought.

R.Runyan 08-03-2002 04:37 AM

Over Heating problem
 
Chook,

I am running FAI Fuel NO Nitro and 5/32 ID line. I have a 24 OZ. tank in it and I set the high end with about 1/8th tank of fuel in it.
Runs real strong and very reliable with out the cowl...lol soon as I put it on, it over heats, I do not want to ruin this engine, but I really want to put this cowl on.

Thanks,
Robin

MinnFlyer 08-05-2002 01:25 PM

Over Heating problem
 
Any way you could attach a pic?

BrianB 08-05-2002 04:02 PM

Moki Overheating
 
If you have opened up both intakes on the front of the cowl that could be a problem, I only open up the one in front of the cylinder and leave the otherone blocked off. My 2.10 in a edge gave me problems until I blocked off the one side. { I assume that the motor is mounted side ways }. This allows air to only enter and go accross the engine, if you open up the other side all the air will go through it and not over the engine.


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