Bobby,
I am sorry I was not clear and the reason
was that I was not clear myself.
The injector disable switches are for in
case you lose an injector in flight and the engine starts to run on only one
rotor. You can disable either of the primary or secondary injectors which
will take the failed injector out of the circuit.
Tracy says you should test this to make sure that it works. That is
where my question came from. You can only test the disable switches when
the engine is not staged. If the engine is staged, and you turn off the primary
injectors, the engine will die because the secondary injectors are not running,
and if you turn off the secondary injectors, the engine will run rich because
you turned on the cold start but the secondaries were not running anyway.
I am not sure what would happen if you
lost a primary injector in flight, disabled the primary injectors, then reduced
power to the staging point in order to land??? I suspect all would get
quiet! :>(
Bill
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Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2016
11:35 AM
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Subject: [FlyRotary] Re: What do
you think may be happening?
Bill,
I’m not sure I
understand the question. If your referring to my “center off switch
position” it’s not used in flight. Intentionally anyway J
It’s used to shut down the engine. Primary injector switch of course.
Same switch used for both primary and secondary injectors.
Bobby
From: Rotary motors in aircraft
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Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2016
10:55 AM
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Subject: [FlyRotary] Re: What do
you think may be happening?
Changing the subject a minute…How do
you disable the secondary’s when the engine is staged?? They are
not running anyway???
Bill