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Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 8:34
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Subject: [FlyRotary] Oil cooling-
Ed?
Ed and
all,
Can you confirm that you
can take off, and climb as long as you want without being limited by oil
temps?
I'm still debating about
trying the smaller Fluidyne cooler that I have, rather than the larger one
that's still on backorder. It would just fit sooooo well. I'm
willing to open the scoop up as needed, and it would be a much better inlet
and outlet than I've ever had before. I'm even willing to
believe that the Fluidyne cooler is at least as efficient at the stock 2nd gen
cooler. Clearly I'm trying to convince myself it will work.
FWIW, the core dimension
is 9.375" wide, 5.875" tall, and 3" thick, for a total of 165 cu in
volume. Best I can tell, the stock 2nd gen core is 19.5" wide, 4.5"
tall, and 2" thick, for a total of 176 cu in volume. Am I dreaming or
what?
Thanks,
Rusty (I will NOT run
this engine over 210 degrees oil temp)
Hey, Rusty....check out
the "Monster oil cooler" offered by rotaryextreme.com
www.rotaryextreme.com/findex.html
Claims to be the largest rotary oil cooler. Paul
Conner
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