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PostPosted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 6:56 am    Post subject: Naca Vent Position Reply with quote

I'm trying to find the recommended position for the Naca fresh air vents in the front fuselage side. I understand that at one time the factory recommended a position and produced a drawing. From an approval point of view with the LAA it would help considerably if I stayed with this recommendation.

If anyone has access to this drawing then a copy would be greatly appreciated.


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David Steade

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PostPosted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 4:04 am    Post subject: Naca Vent Position Reply with quote

David,

I do not know the factory recommanded position. For the position of the vents on my own airplane, see attached picture. They are very effective but the pilot side vent used to have a tendency to recycle exhaust gases at high angle of attack with the engine at low power, so I had to close it before approach and landing! I had to extend the exhaust pipe two inches to solve that problem. So I believe a higher and/or more forward position of the vents would have been better.
I hope that helps.
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Remi Guerner
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<<<<<<<<I'm trying to find the recommended position for the Naca fresh air vents
in the front fuselage side. I understand that at one time the factory
recommended a position and produced a drawing. From an approval point of
view with the LAA it would help considerably if I stayed with this
recommendation.If anyone has access to this drawing then a copy would be greatly
appreciated.Regards David Steade>>>>>>>>>>>


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PostPosted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 5:40 am    Post subject: Naca Vent Position Reply with quote

Europa's original view on this was "...as far forward and as high as possible..." in the lower fuselage moulding.


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