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ihab.awad(at)gmail.com Guest
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Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2012 9:27 am Post subject: PN this part ???? EA 81 NSI PSRU |
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One more thing --
I suspect the part you showed us fits into a pair of races -- sort of like a ball bearing; an inner and outer ring. And I suspect these rings are made by the manufacturer also, not by NSI. It would help in identifying the part if you sent a picture and dimensions of these rings too.
Hoping you have a safe and speedy return to flight,
Ihab
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Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2012 1:04 pm Post subject: PN this part ???? EA 81 NSI PSRU |
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Thank for all.
Ihao, I will try on the AirSoob, There is the correct local to help me.
Thank Larry!!
Beto
Airfox
CH XLb 601 Jab 3300 PU ZOD Plan
CH 701 Jab 2200 PU ZOD Plan
CH 801 IO 360 PP ZOD KIT
RV 10 IO 540 PP ZOT KIT
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Brasil.
Time: 09:20:30 AM PST US
Subject: Re: PN this part ???? EA 81 NSI PSRU
From: ihab.awad(at)gmail.com
On Fri, Sep 28, 2012 at 5:38 AM, Roberto Brito <lenabeto(at)uol.com.br> wrote:
Quote: | I will use this part in an EA 81 NSI PSRU. (Zodiac CHD 601)
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This looks like an overrunning clutch. It allows the propeller to be driven
by the engine but, if the prop tries to go faster than the engine, it
"freewheels" and leaves the engine behind, so to speak. See the following
where it seems some folks are heatedly discussing what it should be called
(Internet flamewars contributing actual information, what a concept...):
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AirSoob/message/32856
I would recommend you contact manufacturers of overrunning clutches,
sending your pictures and measurements, and see if they can point you to a
specific model number. I would seriously doubt that NSI manufactured this
part from scratch; there are too many existing standard parts that do the
job and machining the little sprags and hardening them properly themselves
would be uneconomical. Why not send all the information you can find to
these folks:
http://www.formsprag.com/
They claim to serve the aerospace industry, so I think they might be a good
start.
Good luck!
Ihab
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