Thanks to all who provided feedback to my question regarding EGT sensors. Good responses and food for thought. I weas hoping someone had found a way to clamp sensors to the exhaust stacks for EGT. I will be going with O2 sensors in the exhaust with a panel mounted guage for leaning the mixture. Thinking I might go with CHT sensors in the original location( one per side) Simpler, holes already there. I can always add more sensors later if this arrangement proves inadequate. Mark listed good reasons for EGT and CHT sensors for each cylinder. I might go to that arrangement later but for now I'll try the simpler set up as suggested by Craig.(Thanks Craig) Hopefully this will work out and move this project closer to completion. Regards to all and keep building ! Jim Litchfield East coast.
On Thu, Feb 23, 2023 at 12:48 PM Jim Litchfield via KRnet < krnet@list.krnet.org> wrote: > Hi Mark, > Thanks for the rapid response. > I kinda thought the answer was what you said but was wondering if there > was a way to do it sorta like when you use the 14mm sensors under the spark > plugs to eliminate drilling into the exhaust pipes themselves. I was hoping > to clamp the sensors to the pipes rather than drilling them > Guess not- > Now for another question- > Do I need a sensor on every stack or can I put a sensor after the rearmost > stack in the pipe going away from the vertical stacks ? > Is there a need to have a sensor on every cylinder's exhaust or would one > reading per side be sufficient ? > BTW I read somewhere on your site about you making the sensors to go under > the plugs. I would like to review that again but haven't had much luck > finding it. > Thanks > Jim Litchfield > -- > KRnet mailing list > KRnet@list.krnet.org > https://list.krnet.org/mailman/listinfo/krnet >
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