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Re: iFly 720 for sale
The iFly has been sold!
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Thomas W. Carey
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#103
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iFly 720 for sale
Posting for a friend. His email is attached, here.
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I just removed my iFly 720 GPS from the aircraft. It was mounted in panel and
Posting for a friend. His email is attached, here.
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I just removed my iFly 720 GPS from the aircraft. It was mounted in panel and
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Thomas W. Carey
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#102
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engine
Thanks Bob for the additional facts. Interesting. Will talk to Gary Hertzler about it for some insight of the cowling openings. I will focus mainly right now in trying to break in process and
Thanks Bob for the additional facts. Interesting. Will talk to Gary Hertzler about it for some insight of the cowling openings. I will focus mainly right now in trying to break in process and
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Afif
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#101
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engin
Thanks for the input Gary. Before the OH, I didn’t have the cooling problem, just the regular EZ overheating if too much time idling on the ramp. Carburator WAS replaced with an OH one.
I need to
Thanks for the input Gary. Before the OH, I didn’t have the cooling problem, just the regular EZ overheating if too much time idling on the ramp. Carburator WAS replaced with an OH one.
I need to
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Afif
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#100
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engin
At takeoff the engine is making the most power and has to reject the most heat. If it was running too rich it would run cooler. If it was running very lean it would not put out takeoff power and
At takeoff the engine is making the most power and has to reject the most heat. If it was running too rich it would run cooler. If it was running very lean it would not put out takeoff power and
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kent ashton
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#99
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engine
Afif, Mark's right. Rebuilt engines ALWAYS run hotter till the rings break in. This sometimes creates a dilemma. You need to run the engine at at least 75% power to break in the rings properly which
Afif, Mark's right. Rebuilt engines ALWAYS run hotter till the rings break in. This sometimes creates a dilemma. You need to run the engine at at least 75% power to break in the rings properly which
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Bob Holliston
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#98
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engin
YOU ARE CORRECT. I should have mention the hours. Just approaching this conservatively.....First OH and not afraid to ask!!! Thanks for the clarification and will continue to "EXPERIMENT" with
YOU ARE CORRECT. I should have mention the hours. Just approaching this conservatively.....First OH and not afraid to ask!!! Thanks for the clarification and will continue to "EXPERIMENT" with
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Afif Saybe
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#97
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engin
Afif Saybe wrote:
That would have been a useful thing to say up front :-). 5 hrs STOH is almost certainly the major cause of the increase in CHT's, with the timing possibly being a second cause. Like
Afif Saybe wrote:
That would have been a useful thing to say up front :-). 5 hrs STOH is almost certainly the major cause of the increase in CHT's, with the timing possibly being a second cause. Like
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Marc J. Zeitlin
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#96
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engin
Thanks Mark,,, I will look into it methodically and report back on this issue. I do know I have my engine timed at 25deg BTDC, My engine only has 5 hours after OH.
Regards,
Afif
Thanks Mark,,, I will look into it methodically and report back on this issue. I do know I have my engine timed at 25deg BTDC, My engine only has 5 hours after OH.
Regards,
Afif
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Afif Saybe
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#95
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engin
Gary Hunter wrote:
Agreed.
I've seen 5 degrees of timing retardation lower CHT's by 10 - 20F. The first thing I'd do is check that the mags/EI's are timed to 20 Deg BTDC, rather than 25 Deg BTDC,
Gary Hunter wrote:
Agreed.
I've seen 5 degrees of timing retardation lower CHT's by 10 - 20F. The first thing I'd do is check that the mags/EI's are timed to 20 Deg BTDC, rather than 25 Deg BTDC,
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Marc J. Zeitlin
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#94
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engin
Great....Thanks for sharing....!
Afif
Great....Thanks for sharing....!
Afif
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Afif Saybe
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#93
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engin
If the your engine cooled adequately before overhaul, and the only changes you have made was an increase in compression ratio to make it 160 hp, the problem is not the cowling.
Two additional things
If the your engine cooled adequately before overhaul, and the only changes you have made was an increase in compression ratio to make it 160 hp, the problem is not the cowling.
Two additional things
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Gary Hunter
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#92
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engine
Thanks for sharing the pictures.....
Regards,
Afif
Thanks for sharing the pictures.....
Regards,
Afif
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Afif Saybe
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#91
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engine
On Feb 24, 2020, at 8:33 AM, Afif Saybe <afif@...> wrote:
Hi Don....l do you have a picture of your armpit scoops???
Regards,
Afif
On Feb 24, 2020, at 8:33 AM, Afif Saybe <afif@...> wrote:
Hi Don....l do you have a picture of your armpit scoops???
Regards,
Afif
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Don B
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#90
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engin
Lew Miller and I both have done the mod on our 0-320 Longezs with Ellison TBIs. He had the same success with cooling. This what Mike Melvill came up with. I purchased the carbon fiber cowl from
Lew Miller and I both have done the mod on our 0-320 Longezs with Ellison TBIs. He had the same success with cooling. This what Mike Melvill came up with. I purchased the carbon fiber cowl from
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Don B
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#89
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engin
Hi Gary,
Can you explain free flowing exhaust?
Greg Norman
Hi Gary,
Can you explain free flowing exhaust?
Greg Norman
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Greg Norman
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#88
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engin
Could you share some pictures of your cowling configuration???
Thanks!
Afif
Could you share some pictures of your cowling configuration???
Thanks!
Afif
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Afif Saybe
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#87
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engin
I have the same scenario......Alarms immediately after take off and while on Climbing!!! Very Interesting.....
Afif
I have the same scenario......Alarms immediately after take off and while on Climbing!!! Very Interesting.....
Afif
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Afif Saybe
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#86
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engine
Hi Don....l do you have a picture of your armpit scoops???
Regards,
Afif
Hi Don....l do you have a picture of your armpit scoops???
Regards,
Afif
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Afif Saybe
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#85
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Re: Cowling Mods for 160HP Engin
Jim,
What you describe your engine is doing is exactly what I and others have witnessed. When I researched for info, I found that Lycoming specifies certain O-320 engine models for different
Jim,
What you describe your engine is doing is exactly what I and others have witnessed. When I researched for info, I found that Lycoming specifies certain O-320 engine models for different
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Gary Hunter
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#84
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