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Perry Mick wrote:
I'm not sure I can offer much help John. The ducted fan cools my installation on the ground so I can run it indefinitely. I know if I take the fanduct off, it will eventually overheat just idling on the ground.
I think I saw on your website you have a cooling fan installed on your rad? That should help.
On my first flight the coolant temp was not a problem (never has been) but oil temp went to 240. I stayed in the pattern (I was planning to go high and feel things out) but I had to go around twice and didn't get it down until the 3rd approach. Best advise I can offer is "fly the plane" (origin Burt Rutan: don't get distracted by some anomaly and forget to fly the airplane).
Perry, out of curiosity what's the current status of your duct work? Have you worked on "fan 4" yet? What airspeeds are you seeing?
Reards,
Chad
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