| Subject: Fuel Injector position |
| From: Paul |
| Date: 4/17/2000, 8:34 PM |
Paul, if you inject the fuel too far from the intake port you run the risk of icing up inside the manifold. This would be the same as a carb icing, so you'll need a provision for carb heat. Chuck
That is the first I have ever heard of that happening. I always thought carb icing was caused by the venture. Do you know someone that has had this happen? Paul Lamar The Aircraft Rotary Engine Newsletter. Powered by Linux. http://home.earthlink.net/~rotaryeng/ http://www.linux.org