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Learning all the time
Knowledgelable members please advise.
In case you want to fly a model without attaching a muffler to the glow engine in it, What changes do you make and what effects does it have on the engine performance? While breaking in a new engine do you need to attach a muffler to it ? Does any one have an internal diagram of a glow engine muffler? I am more familiar with the diesel engines that is why I need to know. thanks |
RE: Learning all the time
you don't NEED a muffler on, but how long do you want to continue flying? unless you have your own 40+ acres, you will have neighbors complaining and shutting you down fairly quickly. flying without one is generally highly discouraged for this reason!
there generally isn't anything inside a glow muffler, just an empty can. some have a baffle near the back for a little better muffler pressure, but that is removable without much difference in most engines anyway. |
RE: Learning all the time
Sajjad:
A two stroke engine usually wont idle well without the back pressure of the muffler. Bill. |
RE: Learning all the time
bill is right, i had a deadstick just by pulling my baffal out. never thought about how cool it would sound loud again!!
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RE: Learning all the time
Thank you al my friends.
Now I do know the importance or the necessaties for having a muffler Actually I have lost a couple on my engines. |
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