Re: KR> Carbs

2020-03-26 Thread John Martindale via KRnet
Well, I know that most Americans on this site are decent helpful people apart from some who can't think, pretend they are the ants pants regarding basic aeronautical knowledge and yet cannot even spell or use grammar correctly. Your last sentence is offensive mate and as usual your statement is in

KR> Carbs

2020-03-26 Thread Mike Stirewalt via KRnet
Steve Glover posted recently regarding some things from his hangar he has for sale. I didn't notice any Ellisons on the list but last I spoke with him he was bringing the EFS-2 back into production so I'd send him a note just to establish the status of that project. There's a knock-off made in

Re: KR> Carb or Injection

2020-03-26 Thread Randall Smith via KRnet
Are used to pose a carburetor no fuel pump gravity feed only. No 90s except for the one coming out of the tank and did not have any problems for 300 hours on the VW and 400 hours on the O200. Sent from my iPhone > On Mar 26, 2020, at 9:03 AM, Mark Langford via KRnet > wrote: > > To be spec

Re: KR> Carb or Injection

2020-03-26 Thread Flesner via KRnet
On 3/26/2020 10:35 AM, Samuel Spanovich via KRnet wrote: The downside to the RevFlow, however, is that it is designed for gravity fed systems only, does not contain a bowl/float and thus, does not perform well when hooked up to a fuel pump.

KR> Carb or Injection

2020-03-26 Thread Samuel Spanovich via KRnet
I am running a RevFlow Carburetor on my Revmaster 2100D with a 12 gallon header tank. I have owned the plane for almost two years and the carburetor has never even gave me as much as a hiccup. It is also very ice resistant and has never iced up on me once. The downside to the RevFlow, howeve

Re: KR> Carb or Injection

2020-03-26 Thread Mark Langford via KRnet
To be specific, I'm running an Ellison EFS-2 on the 2180cc VW, and an EFS-3a on the 3100cc Corvair. See the KR performance spreadsheet at http://www.krnet.org/kr-info.html for what others are running, and I don't see a single one in the list running fuel injection. Lots of options, but the mai

Re: KR> Carb or Injection

2020-03-26 Thread Mark Langford via KRnet
Ralph DeFrain wrote: > Looking for opinions of the group as to what you used to feed your engine and why. I have been looking at the SDS injection system. I started out thinking I'd use Bosch fuel injection out of a VW Rabbit (and lots of other European cars). I spent a lot of time researchi

KR> Carb or Injection

2020-03-26 Thread Yahoo via KRnet
I’ve been reading the posts here for about a year I purchased a KR2 that is very near complete and as usual 90% left to finish! Looking for opinions of the group as to what you used to feed your engine and why. I have been looking at the SDS injection system. Has anyone used it? I’m in Centr

Re: KR> barrel adjusters

2020-03-26 Thread Great Western Airsports via KRnet
Hi, Woukd cycle/motorcycle 'brake' or 'clutch cable adjusters' not work which are freely available, usually M6 thread for brake cables or M8 thread for clutch cables? Alternatively I received extra long cable adjusters as part of a MacFarlane Rotax twin carb throttle control kit so they should

Re: KR> barrel adjusters

2020-03-26 Thread Mark Langford via KRnet
"Kayak" wrote: >Those early newsletters, now online, are still a great resource! See http://www.krnet.org/newsletter/ for more on the Newsletters, as well as issues 2-16 of the "KR Quarterly" that Steve Bennett put out (still looking for issue number one, if anybody has it!). http://www.krnet.