Subject: Torque Meter
From: "rotaryeng@earthlink.net" <rotaryeng@earthlink.net>
Date: 3/18/2015, 10:40 AM
To: AA-1-Me


Hi,

I can't find any information on the Torque meter piston  and Torque meter cylinder shown on the Input-Shaft5.dims.JPG
 Where do these parts come from and what do they look like.
Best Regards
Zahid

You have to make them.

Paul Lamar back in the USA

    Do you have any information on how to make them ?

Zahid Rahman

    You use a lathe :-)

    It is a simple annular hyd cyl.  Found in all manual transmission cars in the world.
    A simple pressure  gage reads out the torque.


    Paul Lamar

Is a torque meter system really needed?? Mistral engine is not providing such a device.

pascal

It is a cheap dyno. Great for checking prop efficiency and a whole bunch of other things
once you know the net HP.

Mistral did a lot of dumb things :-) Not offering a p port among them.
That would have given them a much better power to weight ratio.
I had to straighten them out on the cooling system :)

Paul Lamar



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