Mobil DTE Light Oil or similar
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From: AltonHAMPSHIRE, UNITED KINGDOM
I suppose at the end of the day if using this oil has no detriment and carbon deposits are significantly lower how are they going to know
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From: AltonHAMPSHIRE, UNITED KINGDOM
I suppose at the end of the day if using this oil has no detriment and carbon deposits are significantly lower how are they going to know?
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As I said in your other posts re DTE lite (sic) if you run some approved oil/fuel mix through the turbine before sending it back it would be almost impossible to tell.
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Here is an NGV from a Wren 160 after 15 hours of using Amsoil Red. The build up was so bad that is caused a rub!!!
Mobile DTE Lite does not have this effect...
Mobile DTE Lite does not have this effect...
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Here is an NGV from a Wren 160 after 15 hours of using Amsoil Red. The build up was so bad that is caused a rub!!!
Mobile DTE Lite does not have this effect...
Here is an NGV from a Wren 160 after 15 hours of using Amsoil Red. The build up was so bad that is caused a rub!!!
Mobile DTE Lite does not have this effect...
Is it the Dominator synthetic oil or something else?
http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/tdr.aspx
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ORIGINAL: RCISFUN
Hey Ron when you say AMSOIL RED which oil do you mean?
Is it the Dominator synthetic oil or something else?
http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/tdr.aspx
ORIGINAL: Wren Turbines USA
Here is an NGV from a Wren 160 after 15 hours of using Amsoil Red. The build up was so bad that is caused a rub!!!
Mobile DTE Lite does not have this effect...
Here is an NGV from a Wren 160 after 15 hours of using Amsoil Red. The build up was so bad that is caused a rub!!!
Mobile DTE Lite does not have this effect...
Is it the Dominator synthetic oil or something else?
http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/tdr.aspx
DTE Lite is available at Grainger in 1 or 5 gallons..
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It also dripped out the back.. so the oil was very persistent in clinging to the surfaces... good in a gas 2 stroke, not so good here since it uses direct oiling methods on the bearings.. We wanted to keep everything 5% KISS.. So that experiment is concluded now, and Im back on DTE per Rons direction..
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ORIGINAL: gooseF22
DTE Lite is available at Grainger in 1 or 5 gallons..
DTE Lite is available at Grainger in 1 or 5 gallons..
I just looked at Grainger's. 5 Gallon bucket is $128 and I buy it here in Austin at Allied Oil Dist. for $81 bucks... I always knew Grainger's was a little high, but good grief !!!!
Danno
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I get DTE at McMaster Carr in one gallon containers. It cost a little more than the 5gal pail but it is much easier to handle and inventory when you are getting low. I dont know of any DTE in quart size.
Vin...
I get DTE at McMaster Carr in one gallon containers. It cost a little more than the 5gal pail but it is much easier to handle and inventory when you are getting low. I dont know of any DTE in quart size.
Vin...
http://www.mcmaster.com/#mobil-dte-24-oil/=j8fqu6
and at Grainger
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/MOB...&cm_vc=IDPRRZ1
However this Is DTE 24 ISO 32 Oil which I believe is different than the DTE light sold in five gallon containers
Can anyone confirm?
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/MOB...ulic-Oil-4ZF36
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I get my DTE Light from Todd at DreamWorksRC. You want the ISO Grade 32, SAE 10 version...
http://dreamworksrc.com/catalog/mobil-light-p-1785.html
http://dreamworksrc.com/catalog/mobil-light-p-1785.html
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I get my DTE Light from Todd at DreamWorksRC. You want the ISO Grade 32, SAE 10 version...
http://dreamworksrc.com/catalog/mobil-light-p-1785.html
I get my DTE Light from Todd at DreamWorksRC. You want the ISO Grade 32, SAE 10 version...
http://dreamworksrc.com/catalog/mobil-light-p-1785.html
That's what the Granger site states for the DTE 24, I know I can get it from Dreamworks
and then pay a ton in shipping[:@], I have a Grainger a few miles from my house and they stock the DTE 24, so I wanted to find out if it will work the same as the DTE Light circulation oil which is also ISO 32 Grade 10
If I have to mail order then I will definitely get it from Todd!
DTE 24 - Premium Hydraulic Oil, SAE Grade 10, ISO Viscosity Grade 32, Viscosity SUS @ 100 Degrees Fahrenheit 165, Flash Point 395 Degrees Fahrenheit, Pour Point -10 Degrees Fahrenheit, Container Size 1 Gallons, Product Head DTE 24




