Is that OK ? (Turbine to pipe gap)
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Hi
This is my first turbine with Jetcat P-80SE engine on FB F-15 1/9. I set the gap between the turbine and exhaust pipe as 2.5 cm (1" approx.) but I am not sure if its ok or not ?
I will be glad to here your replies if its ok as a starting point.
Thanks
This is my first turbine with Jetcat P-80SE engine on FB F-15 1/9. I set the gap between the turbine and exhaust pipe as 2.5 cm (1" approx.) but I am not sure if its ok or not ?
I will be glad to here your replies if its ok as a starting point.
Thanks
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Its the pipe which is included with the kit.
Its the pipe which is included with the kit.
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I sent an e-mail to FB about bell mouth and got a reply from them which says that its not available.
Now, I will ask Tamjets for the same thing. Hope they help.
Now, I will ask Tamjets for the same thing. Hope they help.
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I sent an e-mail to FB about bell mouth and got a reply from them which says that its not available.
Now, I will ask Tamjets for the same thing. Hope they help.
I sent an e-mail to FB about bell mouth and got a reply from them which says that its not available.
Now, I will ask Tamjets for the same thing. Hope they help.
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Hi Guys
I got the "Bell Mouth" from Andy (thanks a lot again) and installed it into my pipe.
But the distance has decreased nearly by one cm between end of the exhaust nozzle and entrance of the bell mouth. Now the measured actual distance is 1.65 cm as you can see in the photo.
My question is : Will it work like that ?
I will be glad if you can let me know.
I got the "Bell Mouth" from Andy (thanks a lot again) and installed it into my pipe.
But the distance has decreased nearly by one cm between end of the exhaust nozzle and entrance of the bell mouth. Now the measured actual distance is 1.65 cm as you can see in the photo.
My question is : Will it work like that ?
I will be glad if you can let me know.
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Hi Guys
I got the ''Bell Mouth'' from Andy (thanks a lot again) and installed it into my pipe.
But the distance has decreased nearly by one cm between end of the exhaust nozzle and entrance of the bell mouth. Now the measured actual distance is 1.65 cm as you can see in the photo.
My question is : Will it work like that ?
I will be glad if you can let me know.
Hi Guys
I got the ''Bell Mouth'' from Andy (thanks a lot again) and installed it into my pipe.
But the distance has decreased nearly by one cm between end of the exhaust nozzle and entrance of the bell mouth. Now the measured actual distance is 1.65 cm as you can see in the photo.
My question is : Will it work like that ?
I will be glad if you can let me know.
here is the first drawing : http://www.jetcat.de/downloads/p80drawun.pdf
and this picture , a good source to have even if you dont read german
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The problem with that link (JetCat instructions) is they show an old P80 in the drawing... the new P-80SEs do not have that cone configuration.
JetCat needs to change their drawing for the new P-80 SE belmouth instructions.
JetCat needs to change their drawing for the new P-80 SE belmouth instructions.
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The problem with that link (JetCat instructions) is they show an old P80 in the drawing... the new P-80SEs do not have that cone configuration.
JetCat needs to change their drawing for the new P-80 SE belmouth instructions.
The problem with that link (JetCat instructions) is they show an old P80 in the drawing... the new P-80SEs do not have that cone configuration.
JetCat needs to change their drawing for the new P-80 SE belmouth instructions.
that is why i putthe picture also , this is for all turbines with the new configuration
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I would place the pipe's bellmouth lip 1/2" to 5/8" from the very end of the P-80SE's tailcone. You'll have plenty of cool air entering into the pipe too.
One more very important step is to be sure the pipe is aligned perfectly center to the turbine outlet.
You can check this by looking down the pipe and center your eye on the turbine wheel's inner rounded tailcone (you may need a flashlight) to see if the 3 outer hex screws are centered within the bellmouth, while your eye is still fixed in this position, look at the exit end of the pipe to be sure it's centered on the turbine's inner rounded tailcone (exit of the pipe is not lower or higher than the shaft nut).... shim the pipe or an end of the engine to get the desired centering.
A mis-aligned pipe will created a hotspot on one side of the pipe's interior... this could collapse the pipe in the worst circumstance.
One more very important step is to be sure the pipe is aligned perfectly center to the turbine outlet.
You can check this by looking down the pipe and center your eye on the turbine wheel's inner rounded tailcone (you may need a flashlight) to see if the 3 outer hex screws are centered within the bellmouth, while your eye is still fixed in this position, look at the exit end of the pipe to be sure it's centered on the turbine's inner rounded tailcone (exit of the pipe is not lower or higher than the shaft nut).... shim the pipe or an end of the engine to get the desired centering.
A mis-aligned pipe will created a hotspot on one side of the pipe's interior... this could collapse the pipe in the worst circumstance.
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Hi Guys, I also need some advice, I've got a P160 going in my SM hawk and need to check the clearance between the end of the turbine tail cone, and the start the Bellmouth.
Its currently 1.18 inch - and things seem to be alittle warm for me, aircraft has only been run on the ground, airflow etc, I'm just surprised how warm the sides of the fuzz are.
Being my first, just want to make sure..
Cheers
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Its currently 1.18 inch - and things seem to be alittle warm for me, aircraft has only been run on the ground, airflow etc, I'm just surprised how warm the sides of the fuzz are.
Being my first, just want to make sure..
Cheers
Ants