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Tracy,
This brings up a topic that was thoroughly
discussed in your absence this summer. I think the consensus was that the
primaries should be the same as the secondaries in case of a primary failure. In
the EC3 manual, you state that the primaries alone would be good for about 80%
of full power. I don’t recall you ever having a response to this
thread.
I think I know what your opinion is, but would you like to comment?
Thanks,
Bryan
From: Rotary motors in aircraft
[mailto:flyrotary@lancaironline.net] On
Behalf Of Tracy Crook
Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2009
11:21 PM
To: Rotary
motors in aircraft
Subject: [FlyRotary] Re: EC-2
programming
550cc is way more
injector than you need so I'm not surprised it's running rich. (why are
so many doing this?) Don't worry about what the steps in Mode 3
represent, just reduce it until you get what you need. Of course the
instructions tell you to adjust Mode 3 at a high throttle setting, not the low
end you mentioned. Mode 2 is for the low end (assuming you have the
current version of software, see manual). Adjust Mode 3 first, test
for possible need to adjust Mode 6 at staging point then do Mode 2.
Tracy
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 8:10 PM, John <downing.j@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Today the weather finally turned nice, the sun actually came
out. I installed the new injectors I received from fiveOmotorsports, they
are 550 cc's. With the mixture full rich, I hit the starter and the fuel
really flowed in. It finally started on the Weber at wide open
throttle. The plugs I'm using are the NGK - B9EGV, which has the
electrode exposed like in typical plugs, unlike the center electrode buried in
the hole, as in the normal plugs for the l3B. These seem to stand some
flooding better than the RE7C-L and RE9B-T
With the mixture control full lean it ran, but with the
program value knob I can't lean far enough in the lower rpm's, 1800 - 2000
rpm's and 13 #'s manifold pressure. The manual says to go to mode 3 and
lower the mixture in 3% steps. Is this 3% step equal to what the mixture
control knob achieves in turning it full left. I guess I'm looking for
some guidance here, so I don't get it screwed up and have to start over several
times. Thanks in advance. JohnD
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