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avidchh added a post in a topic Flaperons
Here is the back side. I took a 1/4 nylon piece, mounted and measured the degrees of deflection and marked the centers. I removed and then I used a Dremel to make the grooves. Works very well and holds up to vibration so it doesn't slip.
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avidchh added a topic in Avidfoxflyers General Hangar
C box air ventOn my 582's I have never used the C box air vent and have never noticed an issue. For whatever reasons possessed me I added the air vent to my C box and it seems to throw a lot of oil out. I was very careful not to over fill but throws just the same. What are your opinions, keep it and keep filling back up or get rid of it?
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avidchh added a post in a topic Flaperons
I've posted this before but since it came up here is another picture of the detent I made.
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avidchh added a topic in Avidfoxflyers General Hangar
582-90 eboxI am looking for a 582-90 ebox Rotax 966-462/966-467 Ducati 323720-90 01 new or good used. Do you have one? Contact me 435-590-1978 or n613hh@gmail.com
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avidchh added a post in a topic 582 Gray Head Cooling
Cooling is superior even on the ground. The shroud is high pressure in and low out causing natural flow through. Important to have the draw lip on the back as in the pic. Reducing the size of the out also reduces the low pressure reducing the differential reducing the flow reducing the cooling. You can also shutter the front for winter.
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avidchh added a post in a topic 582 Gray Head Cooling
Ed note the angle in the pic and the low pressure exit shroud, Prev pic is from the rear.
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avidchh added a post in a topic 582 Gray Head Cooling
You will also have better fin exposure thus better cooling with the radiator mounted on an angle vs airflow, up to 45 degrees. This is a dirt bike racer's trick. (I'm not the dirt bike racer)
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avidchh added a topic in Avidfoxflyers General Hangar
F7A revisitedI have tried and tried to get a response from Brett McKinney without success. Does anyone have or can someone come up with and post an actual template of the F7A so we can build them ourselves and not lose access? I fear Airdale is short lived with no one interested in supporting the Avid any more.
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avidchh added a post in a topic fuel vent line
No problems. The caps seal with PVC glue. Melts them to the core PVC 6" pipe. For the fittings I used Permatex fuel sealant with again no issues. You don't want to over tighten the fittings although they do snug up nicely. I do like the extra fuel and as I posted before I put the low fuel sensor at the two gallon level. The low fuel sensor information is posted on the yahoo group site in the files area. Pretty easy to build.
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avidchh added a post in a topic fuel vent line
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/inpages/mech_fuel_gauge.php?clickkey=39672
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/pdf/05-16700.pdf
Easy to install and calibrate. I have the std header vent you can see part of in the pic. Bend faces aft. No issues. I did install a low fuel sensor in the header tank when I rebuilt following my fuel line clog accident. Gives me 2 full gals reserve at the sensor.
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avidchh added a post in a topic fuel vent line
These Rochester fuel gauges work great and aren't too costly.
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avidchh added a post in a topic Finger Strainer BMAD
My original fitting was not the same as the larger Spruce. The pic shows the Spruce on the left and the modified original on the right.
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avidchh added a post in a topic Finger Strainer BMAD
Unsoldered the Spruce and rerolled and resoldered on to the smaller original fitting.
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avidchh added a post in a topic Finger Strainer BMAD
This is the finished finger strainer after modifying the the Spruce
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