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Old 07-20-2002, 10:17 PM
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can I run JP8 in this? Also on my startbox, the valve for the proprane will move in any direction. Is this right? The valve for the air will only move up and down, like a regular type of valve should. If this is not right, will I be charged by RAM to fix this? No big deal if I have to, just curious. I bought this second hand, with 0 runs on it.
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I dont have a battery for the ECU. Where can I get one, what kind, mah, nimh or nicd? Whats the best battery for it. Also do they come with the connectors already on them? If not where can I get those also? Thanks.
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Hello; I have not run the JP8 but don't see why it should be a problem. Monitor the engine well when you run it. As far as the battery, you can run a Ni Cad 1400ma or greater. Good luck.
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I have run several gallons of JP-8 through my RAM 750. There should be no issues with running JP-8, Jet-A, or Kero in this motor. You may see a slight EGT difference between the three and that's about it. Some will burn slightly hotter than others. Specific gravity of the fuels are very similar, also. When we flew cross-country in Army choppers and switched from the old JP-4 to Jet-A we noticed a slight EGT rise (10-20deg), that's about it.
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Same here with swithcing fuels on the real helos, We mainly use JP8, but when we fly north to our airfac, we use Jet A. If a multimillion dollar helo can switch fuels, why not our turbines. It would be nice to be able to use the JP8 because I have an endless supply of fuel samples with prist!!!!


For the battery question, where can I get one with the connector already attatched? If they dont have them, where can I get the connector? What type of connector do they call them?

Start box question: The air valve moves only up and down as in a normal type valve, however the proprane valve will move in any direction. Is this normal? Do I have to send it back to RAM?

Also what type of proprane do you use? I have heard that the regular coleman fuel will work, but most people use the powermax stuff?
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Hi,

For the Start box question the vales do exactly what you say and this is normal. The gas valve moves in all directions and the air goes up/down.

Any Propane will work. Collman tanks fit the supplied gas valve.

As for the battery. you need 5 cell 1,400 mAh or higher if you wish. The connectors can be got via www.farnell.com and are Made by Anderson Power Products. The connectors are rated @ 15A to 120A.

Hope this helps.

Reagrds,
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much appreciated, this is all I need to run her!!!!!

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