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Hi There:
I am a IV-P builder in Tracy, CA . Engine installation complete. Now working
on pressure door before glueing on top. Hope to fly by summer.
Can you explain exactly what "carbon gills" are? This is a new term that I
am not familar with. Years ago, the factory was selling metal vents to be
installed under the turbo's for cooling but, I now understand that with
proper sealing, engine cooling doesnt seem to be the problem it once was.
As far as cabin cooling goes, the engine mfgr (TCM) sells a bracket to hang
a A/C compressor on the back of the engine. I understand that it is for the
"Malibu". Since cockpit heat soak on a hot day can make the cabin
unbearable in any aircraft and since air entering the cabin is, at a
minimum,1.11 times ambient, (says a factory engineer), I elected to install
air conditioning. A light weight evaporator is located on an aft bulkhead
and feeds the cabin thru the overhead ducts. The A/C only operates until the
cabin is pressurized. Its a pretty simple system but I havent fired it up
so I do not have any factual info yet .
Regards, Bill Hogarty
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