Paul,
What is the preferred design for a cabin heater using the rotary? Do you
use the oil or the water? What about an oil to water cooler using an
external water circuit? I am building a pusher. Thanks for any help.
Joe Berki
Limo EZ
Perry Mick uses an oil cooler under the cockpit
on his Long as I recall.
Paul Lamar
Joe,
The highest temps are from the exhaust. A water exchanger will require a
heater core, a fan, lots of coolant hose, and a gallon or two of H2O. If it
springs a leak, you could be faced with scalding hot water being sprayed on
your legs/feet, and at minimum, a fogged up windscreen. Bottom line... an
exhaust heat muff provides the most heat for the least weight penalty. If
you do go that route, spring for a CO detector.
Mark S.
Hi Paul,
I am building a modified Long RG RX8. I am going to use electric
truck cab heaters,
Easy installation and no fumes. Joe might like to consider this.
Chris in New Zealand.
Sounds like a good way to get back and fourth from the south island.
I used to have a distant relative living in Wellington.
Paul Lamar
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