X-CGP-ClamAV-Result: CLEAN X-VirusScanner: Niversoft's CGPClamav Helper v1.23.0 (ClamAV engine v0.103.0) From: "lehanover lehanover@aol.com" Received: from sonic305-3.consmr.mail.bf2.yahoo.com ([74.6.133.42] verified) by logan.com (CommuniGate Pro SMTP 6.2.14) with ESMTPS id 865417 for flyrotary@lancaironline.net; Wed, 21 Oct 2020 22:49:10 -0400 Received-SPF: pass receiver=logan.com; client-ip=74.6.133.42; envelope-from=lehanover@aol.com DKIM-Signature: v=1; a=rsa-sha256; c=relaxed/relaxed; d=aol.com; s=a2048; t=1603334934; bh=AtwbMv8i8uDiwfFl2vzxg4qq9JH28/lnTrJ2G3xo+aM=; h=Date:From:Reply-To:To:Subject:References:From:Subject; b=uGpxFZhFx2Wmgw8Bx8hEMkFYXKOED67V/KoZ1YDdsAozMhGiPdUwUx9Lc6MZwgpHNyMvFzm6ydh0wUIWmcY8P2iUVl+qlIroCmDp2WNzwxYKwJSQvfpAwUyV7UXx8atUf3BQ3lEKoLjmiGe/0i4rYwicd5RQaoxBdWyzMJubr+1ejgQuLLcoa5ZuveygBIHV2ejAO/le9Bof8z4S3ekm51q/833T6BACWvEJp9xhXVi47C370CTYkO6k+XQwWfLaEoDWy+c6hnTyUmLl9aguOATPW0XCoi77znuGythopx93t0a20WzM92YhumXra7MF2/xvmfptGxQZdIvM6aMVCg== X-SONIC-DKIM-SIGN: v=1; a=rsa-sha256; c=relaxed/relaxed; d=yahoo.com; s=s2048; t=1603334934; bh=SHkwEl77u0h1H5ScVYPcM+9xxsDi79fqFmSKegEflrC=; h=Date:From:To:Subject; b=uAoUdr60MgToGb+rtf/biuVgGCjH3/tAWi7JTqaRRNdkJ8K450vdOWB0eU7PnH3VN7hnJ9oG5ZIy6s+aOM6p+4nuL5hPIXCHMfSAZdDH1nAzbFeHrohrD/mJux533efi+nWvhrT65FrtYg+drvi44PQcohmWHoBLF47pHa03pCyOxKCF+NUNR6+rQSN7KZFHLnCdG1toLHhjiz3G6puHLii1VmkRFO1u6b5gTtPHdTo58te59IktULEhuHNcR3zZTDbpGfc8N0gJPdKupzQUiqVOCk5CNRXSCLj9VovtaigrM10OnugTQgjoEtRWJfUN4YymDV5WxFnA+eTMx6fJfQ== X-YMail-OSG: _fqZb1EVM1n7Gh7zpTd68d0b4K_It4iNmFaWDjrQkvqgJGP2vtmkPKRbUe0l_KH U5gEu3nkeDOgm_HgEI8yesAyE6rvzERjAUB3W54hX37KWUQYnaUhGs_L3mBivZpZlANTqiec0TNI pgU6bQiPCbEDM05i_zApVbm05XKH4E5gsiFi9oYjpRbDghA2UeJK0WiKBJPgb4VmPFBrMDkUoKx6 V5K8W0yd3LraigUBTxqvCzAA4nRThubcRJyC8Vnq8dyrp.gie9vsqdfsk4XYr0b0tCQcSE7W8e0H iLloWdGyxwXOibe4eTD6n.spB3uS9FcWYUwwxY2boNOJDnmbgiXmyfKxKmcXMGMP2w4MZgvOesti SfRMob5EzQ0h.9AdZtq8qsTFs.uSqc4Ga9_rf.rSBknWyouaw4v76SiEeXgX9a7.pvVJ1eX9ZtwM H7Cv0dqg5vwFzMD__8VeLEgg.uEYzuUKpI3DA6E7WHUfFPGrxQ.nIQ03cVWf9t2_FTKhxqM3Mf5H Opy2D48YTp9ZrZ2ZZjKqQxfDTaSA6.flflSq5YumNbCM7sn_0DHaZZN9ut.bzJE_sh8klPmXjLiM aSyJiN41831TBOIChwrXRAF7u.zNYz05K5ujN9hZSRFjX.F549rTnrWlAYU90xGNciQgTeqiAe.Q FlpX1ZC1SQp21NFm1vVQFJtqGB1bSNKjHU7RYg_EgpuND.8YmWcL0ZnYoI2K38j3rFfhXvCzSZRd wMzf3.zJYKDYIx0gcX267ahJzeR9ZCzBB_zb_zbUOyYzak1LWqiGQcnNITw77CHVdxi6r_bGy8NN XXEVo8kUgIAqbxqUQQqxkxuXzFx3.bXBKu.BzivgyFCrN21gM_Kzs7l5BxCp61UP98QYfiaUo4dp g1v7kZUykQM9yaJuWNkWYjrolmSDpr1OJiv29O0V0Q2R95oIQ6lhvLqkG.Ft7Jan0A3M457_jWYy DsJxB4pmopiWc6e5klCDYRNpUHu01BldezIYzvfCA9kU_gsmVeDm6njZ1qGs2mynP4ufwa5HgmPs yvVxELOcdApRmlKK9cxK8zJzmFyqO0eMzCpGrWucPa5yUkYEm0yDkDun5uUCcmEihKgzI9t8eKpN UNKLOCvCG1s8tBGncgSSySJ8_4ajKwkJpAV1SaYZIUACC1MW_YZJ9QKpwcjhzGIjd5hK.rxhyVz1 zWpxDF3mz4JgiOl8yLv2nMGJZNwdLXfkv0b0PqdPKoNVMvtyttj9RNUNy10MTbD2z6lYcPn3P7Yt 4k0GQym3aXxN1CSnwE9wHloIcnheIP7xpxpO_DJp4Erun5UrB4d6w.VzF6OOFgsHFsvza9nND0__ r_JSxrE9s9697BKV9UD2JcOX8sctW9__ytywYPWq1aG1GTPwQB_OIhMdQ_SrLaGt129k4UdFiF8o CbgxqwnvkAQ4VlbCPvR3Iz19iaQ-- Received: from sonic.gate.mail.ne1.yahoo.com by sonic305.consmr.mail.bf2.yahoo.com with HTTP; Thu, 22 Oct 2020 02:48:54 +0000 Date: Thu, 22 Oct 2020 02:48:51 +0000 (UTC) Reply-To: lehanover To: flyrotary@lancaironline.net Message-ID: <2136812455.1593810.1603334931140@mail.yahoo.com> Subject: Idle speeds of Rotary aircraft engines. MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="----=_Part_1593809_1801103564.1603334931139" References: <2136812455.1593810.1603334931140.ref@mail.yahoo.com> X-Mailer: WebService/1.1.16868 aolloki unknown Content-Length: 4006 ------=_Part_1593809_1801103564.1603334931139 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable I have never had trouble getting a rotary to idle at stupid low RPM. Even t= he factory Pport engines.=C2=A0 The problem with doing that is the rotary c= hanges crank shaft speeds during each rotation at low speeds. So, if connec= ted to a transmission or a speed reduction unit it will shake the gears to = death. Accelerating and then slowing twice per revolution.=C2=A0 The trans = mission sounds as though a bag of hammer heads had been dropped into the ge= ars.=C2=A0 Has anyone picked up a Mazda flywheel. A bit heavy was it? This = is required to reduce this shaking.=C2=A0 The flywheel or fluid damping of the automatic eliminates the problem. When= the flywheel is replaced with a button flywheel for use with a 6" disc and= a 5 1/5" clutch, then there is very little damping. A propeller on the red= uction unit damps very well and moves the problem RPM lower in the rev rang= e. So while the rotary can idle very slowly. It should not be allowed to id= le very slowly. If you hear that problem, just raise the idle RPM a bit. So= , that is why the racers have high idle RPMs.=C2=A0 because of lighted or m= issing flywheels and lightened rotors.Easy....Lynn E. Hanover =C2=A0And another thing.Even without overlap, if the exhaust system retards= the removal of most of the exhaust gasses some will be incorporated into t= he next fuel air charge and reduce oxides of Nitrogen and HP.It tunes like = a dirt bike.Lynn E. 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I have never had trouble getting a rotary to idle at stupid low RPM. Even the factory Pport engines.  The problem with doing that is the rotary changes crank shaft speeds during each rotation at low speeds. So, if connected to a transmission or a speed reduction unit it will shake the gears to death. Accelerating and then slowing twice per revolution.  The trans mission sounds as though a bag of hammer heads had been dropped into the gears.  Has anyone picked up a Mazda flywheel. A bit heavy was it? This is required to reduce this shaking. 

The flywheel or fluid damping of the automatic eliminates the problem. When the flywheel is replaced with a button flywheel for use with a 6" disc and a 5 1/5" clutch, then there is very little damping. A propeller on the reduction unit damps very well and moves the problem RPM lower in the rev range. So while the rotary can idle very slowly. It should not be allowed to idle very slowly. If you hear that problem, just raise the idle RPM a bit. So, that is why the racers have high idle RPMs.  because of lighted or missing flywheels and lightened rotors.
Easy....Lynn E. Hanover
 
And another thing.Even without overlap, if the exhaust system retards the removal of most of the exhaust gasses some will be incorporated into the next fuel air charge and reduce oxides of Nitrogen and HP.
It tunes like a dirt bike.
Lynn E. Hanover
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