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Steve,
Found the pics of the rad and oil cooler. It would be neat to see the difference in the two scoops.
Joe Berki
Limo EZ
At 06:37 PM 6/29/2004 -0400, Steve Brooks wrote:
I made my eight flight today, and I'm happy to report that my inlet scoop
augmentation on the Cozy did the trick.
I flew only about 1/2 hour because I had some other work that I wanted to do
on it, but the temperatures ran at 190 coolant, and 200 oil.
I climbed up a couple thousand feet, and instead of throttling back and
watching my temperatures come back down from 210/220, I wasn't quite up to a
stabilized temperature yet. That was a big change. I pulled power back to
what I had been running previously, and the temperatures stayed the same,
maybe dropped a little. I then throttled up to zero boost, and the
temperatures held. YEAH !!!!! They used to climb up with the throttle.
On the decent to landing, I thought that I would have to chip the ice off of
the engine. Coolant dropped almost off the gauge to about 140, and oil down
to 160. Actually when I touched down, they were even lower than that.
Now that I know that I can cool it, I'm going to make another scoop,
narrower on the sides, but a little taller (actually lower) to get a little
further outside the boundary layer. The next scoop will have a smaller
inlet area compared to the current one.
Steve Brooks
Cozy MKIV N75CZ
Turbo Rotary
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