Ys 110's First start
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Hallo
Before couple of days, i bought the ys 110's and an APC 15 x10 . That's the prop for the time for break in and after but if i will find an APC15 x 8, it will must be better i thing. The Fuel that will use is 20/20. Break in will be at 4000 rpm's, 4 times for five minutes per time. I just need some informations for the tunning ( HS adgustment, regulator and LS adjustment). Flying at sea level. The engine will install at Fliton inspire 90 for pattern fly.
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Before couple of days, i bought the ys 110's and an APC 15 x10 . That's the prop for the time for break in and after but if i will find an APC15 x 8, it will must be better i thing. The Fuel that will use is 20/20. Break in will be at 4000 rpm's, 4 times for five minutes per time. I just need some informations for the tunning ( HS adgustment, regulator and LS adjustment). Flying at sea level. The engine will install at Fliton inspire 90 for pattern fly.
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Hallo Petec
Yes, i have the manual. I believe that it will be helpfull for me, if i can read some posts from people who run and have experience about that engine. Thanks al lot for your eagerness to send me the manual.
Yes, i have the manual. I believe that it will be helpfull for me, if i can read some posts from people who run and have experience about that engine. Thanks al lot for your eagerness to send me the manual.
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A search of this forum will give a you a lot of info. The basics are in the manual however and once you get past the break in and general set up if you need to adjust it more just ask.
Here is one of my favorite pages on setting up a YS with the pressurized fuel system:
http://www.julton.net/Fact%20Sheet%20YS%20Engines.html
Here is one of my favorite pages on setting up a YS with the pressurized fuel system:
http://www.julton.net/Fact%20Sheet%20YS%20Engines.html
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Thanks a lot Petec
That's my 4th Ys. I had the ys 63's and 120AC but i sold. For the moment i have an DZ 160 on a pattern. I know what i have to do about the pressurized system but i am wondering if the prop 15 x 10 is little heavy to run with fuel 20/20? By now, i search older posts about the engine but i did not fould a lo of details.
That's my 4th Ys. I had the ys 63's and 120AC but i sold. For the moment i have an DZ 160 on a pattern. I know what i have to do about the pressurized system but i am wondering if the prop 15 x 10 is little heavy to run with fuel 20/20? By now, i search older posts about the engine but i did not fould a lo of details.
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Thanks a lot Petec
That's my 4th Ys. I had the ys 63's and 120AC but i sold. For the moment i have an DZ 160 on a pattern. I know what i have to do about the pressurized system but i am wondering if the prop 15 x 10 is little heavy to run with fuel 20/20? By now, i search older posts about the engine but i did not fould a lo of details.
Thanks a lot Petec
That's my 4th Ys. I had the ys 63's and 120AC but i sold. For the moment i have an DZ 160 on a pattern. I know what i have to do about the pressurized system but i am wondering if the prop 15 x 10 is little heavy to run with fuel 20/20? By now, i search older posts about the engine but i did not fould a lo of details.
Setup info:
http://www.patternflyer.com/troy/?page_id=13



