dave(at)dreamwings.co.za Guest
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Posted: Wed May 24, 2006 12:19 pm Post subject: Subject: new engine |
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I beleive the manufacturer did fit the Jab engine to aircraft used in Europe, but cooling seems to be a problem for hotter regions.� I think the cowl would have to be redesigned to cater for an air cooled engine.� Here is the answer I got from Fantasy air some time ago...
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��� ----- Original Message ----- ��� From: Sales(at)Fantasy Air.com ([email]Sales(at)Fantasy Air.com[/email])
��� To: Dave Grosvenor - DreamWings (dave(at)dreamwings.co.za)
��� Sent: Monday, August 22, 2005 9:40 AM
��� Subject: Re: Jabiru engine
��� Hello Dave,
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��� We do fit the Jabiru engine to Scandinavian countries. It has very bad reputation in hot countries, because of overheating problems etc.
��� We had to make some adjustments in engine installation to avoid the overheating problems and it was fine, but still not in countries with hot weather.�Rotax ��� ��� engines are�MUCH more reliable.�
��� There is no price difference currently between Allegro with Rotax or Jabiru.
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��� So, we are sorry but we do not want to sell Allegros to South Africa with Jabiru engine.
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��� Kind regards,
��� Marcela and Josef
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Dave Grosvenor
DreamWings
South Africa
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> Subject: new engine
Quote: | From: "ray" <johnogr(at)dcsi.net.au (johnogr(at)dcsi.net.au)>
--> Allegro-List message posted by: "ray" <johnogr(at)dcsi.net.au (johnogr(at)dcsi.net.au)>
Hi all
����� Does any body know if there has been a Jabiru engine fitted to the Allegro
yet. I would prefere the lighter weight of the jabiru engine.
����������������������������� Ray
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