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With a fixed pitch prop and somewhat slippery plane. I have to bring prop RPM back to ~1300 to slow down. MAP is around 45kpa (13inhg). With my oversized and inefficient intake, it definitely makes the area hard to tune. Do we know what the default timing is for Tracy's renesis programming? Has anyone debugged the code and created a RPM vs MAP spreadsheet? I have the RX8 tables from the car's ECU, but I have no clue if the plane is different. Especially at the landing configuration (high rpm, low map). Do we treat it like we are coasting down the hill, bump up to 35-38degree timing and lean it out. Or because we are still turning a prop, or the wind is turning the prop now, do we keep normal timing and best power afr?
Matt
On down wind we set: Prop to full fine. AFR at best power 0.9 or 13.3 Same as Bobby, finding this area of the map very difficult to tune. I have to manually adjust mixture as it tends to go very lean as we reduce airspeed. I havn’t changed timing from default for Tracy’s Renesis programming.
Steve Izett Renesis 4 port RD1-C EC2
With the CS prop at 2300 rpm and MP below 20” I found F/A between 15.8 and 14.5 worked well. I found this area very difficult to tune. Possibly because staging was set at 20”. I have no idea what the EC3 time is in this area. Bobby From: Rotary motors in aircraft [mailto:flyrotary@lancaironline.net] Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2021 8:25 AM To: Rotary motors in aircraft Subject: [FlyRotary] Timing / AFR landing What AFR / spark timing are you guys aiming for on downwind / landing ?
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