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Post by Al Kramer on May 1, 2009 8:32:41 GMT -7
Hey Crash (AKA Balls) Did you get your replacement servo yet? Looks like a good weekend for flying!!! I just found out that I will be traveling on July 11 and 12 I will need to hand the door prize over to someone that will be at the Fun Fly, any takers? Al.
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Post by dave on May 1, 2009 10:51:43 GMT -7
If you have any problems Al I can take it. I'm sure one of the executive could also take it.
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Post by crash on May 1, 2009 11:29:57 GMT -7
Yep she's ready to go, but I'm working all weekend going to try and get out after 5 sat. I am trying to fugure out this uniflow system and wonder how it's different from my exhaust pressure now. 2G (Gregg) have any suggestions ??
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Post by dave on May 1, 2009 13:20:33 GMT -7
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Post by crash on May 1, 2009 17:00:42 GMT -7
Ya Thanks Dave, but I have already read all that but I still don't know the advantage over how it runs now.
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Post by wayupyonder on May 1, 2009 19:53:35 GMT -7
Are you running pressure from the muffler to the main fuel tank?
Ken
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Post by crash on May 2, 2009 7:33:54 GMT -7
Yep!! Are you running pressure from the muffler to the main fuel tank? Ken
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helinutz2
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Post by helinutz2 on May 2, 2009 9:43:55 GMT -7
Paul
I have run the uniflow system on my TSK with good results. But to give you some background on it. It was designed to provide consistent fuel pressure all the way through the tank on the notorious OS 46 heli engine. Avoiding the dreaded leaning out at the end of the tank. Not really needed on the modern heli engines or the pumped engines. IMO it is a waste of time and added complexity. I feel it has run it's course. If you are having jetting problem's still, there is a wealth of info for the OS91 out there. Just do a search. It is recommended that you have .012 shims (.008+.004) in it as it will give you a broader range for tuning.
Call me if you need help.
PS: start at baseline settings (rich) and adjust from there
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