Subject: Walt Fishers orginal design powered by a 13B
From: ACRE NL
Date: 8/11/2002, 10:59 PM


  First let me explain that I do not have an
OAT so the temps in flight are only a guess.     Water temp is 200 F ,
oil is 180 this is at full power which is at this time about 5600 RPM
I  have a Ross 2.17 PSRU and Tracy's EC-2.   I don't have a flow meter so
programing that is a little slow.   I only have 8 hours on the plane so I
will send you more as I get it worked out.    The prop is by Amyar Demuth
 68x73.  The oil cooler is a stock Mazda shortened 6" .  When you look at
the pic of the nose you are looking at the oil cooler under the spinner.

   Water is cooled by two Evap coors about 8.5 x 10" under the belly,
mounted side by side in the vertical position.  84 sq" inlet air with 126
outlet.   I am trying to remember those figures, the 126 doesn't sound
correct.  If you would send me your mailing address I could send more
info to you later.     Just in case you are wondering, I am 78 yr old, an
ex B17 and B24 pilot been around aviation since 1942.    O yes, the
airplane is called the " Afterthought"   there are no plans or drawings
so call what it you want, it looks like a lot of different ones combined.
Gross 1230 pounds.

Walt Fisher  

Congratulations on a wonderful job Walt.

I am ten years younger and not nearly as energetic as you.

Paul Lamar
 
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