Subject: First Flight For British Single-Seater - AVweb flash Article
From: rotaryeng
Date: 11/8/2013, 6:17 PM
To: AAA-rotaryeng


http://www.avweb.com/avwebflash/news/First-Flight-For-British-Single-Seater220917-1.html
  ATP Bill

http://www.rotronuav.com/engines/rt-300
<http://www.rotronuav.com/engines/rt-300

Looks good but .54 BSFC is no great shakes :)

It needs a longer intake pipe.

Paul Lamar


Is this actually a new design...or they they just robbing
parts...with a new dress? Also...I used to get comments all the time
from your blog...have you stopped?

ATP Bill

Looks like a new design to me. comments ?

Paul Lamar

Comments... the daily musings of the followers....to you and your
responses


I have no idea what you are referring to Bill. Send me email with the
word "private" in the subject box and be more specific.

Paul Lamar

     In the small, 90 cc Yanmar Diesel air and charge cooled engines, a
long intake pipe
gave advantages up to a lenght of 14 inches, the longer the pipe, the
best low rpm
power output, but a shorter pipe improves high rpm performance, and also
starts, specially
in cold weather, if I remember well from charts appearing in this site,
in Mazda size
engines, no favorable data exist for intake pipes above 20 inch.
Please tell us about your results!
    Nice weekend, best regards. Salut
      Jose Gros-Aymerich
      Madrid, Spain

This data is from the Lemans winning engine.

Paul Lamar

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