X45 User Interface
#1
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Hi,
I am somewhat struggling to set up my X45. I have the little screen and It feels like it is random. I've manage to set the the radio up and just by luck found the ECU was set for kerosene.
Has anyone posted a video on how to go thru the menu? Even the motor instruction book is lacking in this area.
Thx
I am somewhat struggling to set up my X45. I have the little screen and It feels like it is random. I've manage to set the the radio up and just by luck found the ECU was set for kerosene.
Has anyone posted a video on how to go thru the menu? Even the motor instruction book is lacking in this area.
Thx
#3
Hi,
I am somewhat struggling to set up my X45. I have the little screen and It feels like it is random. I've manage to set the the radio up and just by luck found the ECU was set for kerosene.
Has anyone posted a video on how to go thru the menu? Even the motor instruction book is lacking in this area.
Thx
I am somewhat struggling to set up my X45. I have the little screen and It feels like it is random. I've manage to set the the radio up and just by luck found the ECU was set for kerosene.
Has anyone posted a video on how to go thru the menu? Even the motor instruction book is lacking in this area.
Thx
Hitting the > button twice will give you four options, simple click the button that falls under the option you want to enter the hit the > button to scroll down through the options. Keep in mind if you are at the top of the menu hit < takes you back out and you have to start over again, if you're scrolling down the menu with the > and get to the end it will go back to top menu and you have to re-select a menu.
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I have also had the same problem. It would help if there was more guidance in the manual.
#6
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Tip for 1st time turbine builders. The air trap has up and down, the pump connection should be lower than the fill, in the case of the Intairco mini trap. I had mine installed upside down.
The mini trap has a built-in filter. But Intairco also recommends a filter between the pump and turbine inlet. The X45 instruction manual recommends that nothing is put between the pump and turbine. If I follow Xicoy's recommendations then I can eliminate the 2nd filter.
I accidentally got fuel all over my Xicoy interface screen and ruined it. And the airplane was finished and I had to tear it apart to clean the fuel spill up.
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Page 11 of the Xicoy X45 user manual:7. Run a single piece of tubing between the pump and the engine. Do not install anything (valves, filters, flowmeters... ) between the pump and the engine.
I'm not arguing, the filter sounds like a good idea, but the book says don't do it.
I'm not arguing, the filter sounds like a good idea, but the book says don't do it.
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[QUOTE=Dansy;12645033the filter if used should always be after the Pump....[/QUOTE]
Really?
JetsMunt, I have a100, say no.
XiCoy, I have a X45, say no.
AMT , I have two, Olympus and Pegasus do not have a filter AFTER the the pump.
Might I suggest you follow the manufacturer.s recommendations.
In the case of the superb little X45 Gaspar says NOTHING Between the pump and engine.
He probably knows best.
Really?
JetsMunt, I have a100, say no.
XiCoy, I have a X45, say no.
AMT , I have two, Olympus and Pegasus do not have a filter AFTER the the pump.
Might I suggest you follow the manufacturer.s recommendations.
In the case of the superb little X45 Gaspar says NOTHING Between the pump and engine.
He probably knows best.
#14
Since Gaspar said nothing between the pump and engine, then I’m assuming the shutoff valve is also before the pump, correct? I figured I’d make sure just in case
. I know the whole shutoff valve placement is a massive debate.
. I know the whole shutoff valve placement is a massive debate.



