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PostPosted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 8:47 pm    Post subject: Engine sites Reply with quote

Thanks for your update - Bob.
Anything new at all on alternate engine exhibit sites, diesel or turbine.
Any exhibits with a diesel converted certified air craft, anything at all?.

Paul Walter
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PostPosted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 4:37 am    Post subject: Engine sites Reply with quote

Not that I noticed. My plan is to visit them today and take pix for the folks considering that path.

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 7:14 am    Post subject: Engine sites Reply with quote

Hi Bob,

Yes, thank you for the updates!

As there seem to be inertest in engine advances, by the group, it may
be worth a trip by Precision Airmotive's booth. At the Arlington
Washington Fly-in they were talking about a new ignition/electronic fuel
injection system to replace the mags and mechanical injection system on
Lycoming engines. The system continually adjust the fuel mixture for
best economy from engine startup to shutdown (read mixture control goes
away) and has a three hour battery back-up for the system. They were
waiting until OSH for an official intro and pricing.

Vern Smith (#40324 just the back baffles to go & fuel tanks done:)

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Thanks for your update - Bob.
Anything new at all on alternate engine exhibit sites, diesel or
turbine.
Any exhibits with a diesel converted certified air craft, anything at
all?.


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PostPosted: Fri Jul 28, 2006 10:19 am    Post subject: Engine sites Reply with quote

I went to Precision Airmotive's presentation re. their new "Eagle" FADEC.
They are now selling a package for 4 cylinder engines. The presentor (one
of the owners of Precision) said the "package will be very competitive with
a standard set up of two mags and the usual standard injection system". He
also said they hope to have their 6 cylinder version for the 540 ready by
"early 2007". Jay Rowe
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PostPosted: Fri Jul 28, 2006 6:20 pm    Post subject: Engine sites Reply with quote

The Eagle is $7,900 for the IO-360 and the 390. If anyone is willing Barrett is prepared to build the engine and use the system to acquire Dyno results. Precision would prefer to drive the business to their engine company. It is slick.

John Cox

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I went to Precision Airmotive's presentation re. their new "Eagle" FADEC.
They are now selling a package for 4 cylinder engines. The presentor (one
of the owners of Precision) said the "package will be very competitive with
a standard set up of two mags and the usual standard injection system". He
also said they hope to have their 6 cylinder version for the 540 ready by
"early 2007". Jay Rowe
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