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Posts posted by killtrassy
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Thanks for that.
Regards Tony
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Where would I be able to get a new filter for the ACS fuel Gascolator part number 10544-1 fitted to my Skyfox Rotax.
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Thanks for the update. Handy for me as I live on the Sunshine Coast.
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Thanks for the above reply will keep an eye on this topic for more news.
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Anymore news on this subject.Hi allI have been in contact with coastal aviation in regards to a replacement undercarriage set up as mine has failed.at this stage i am still awaiting the product to be ready however once i get one i will post up some pics and let you all know how i go.
this could be an excellent first step in getting alot of the these birds flying again!
cheers
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Hi Scott
Thanks for your reply. My motor is the 80HP Rotax and I have an 80% ethylene glycol coolant.The top of the green arc on my gauges ( original Skyfox gauges ) are 150c which I can't understand why they would mark them that high. The problem I see is the radiator in Skyfox's is mounted in the centre of the motor instead of out the front and the oil cooler is attached to the firewall which is OK in cool weather but in summer !!!
Regards Tony
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Since I have had my Gazelle I have had trouble finding out what temperature readings I should be seeing in summer for CHT and oil. As the green line on the gauges go very high before getting to the red , I am interested to know what the considered acceptable temperature readings should be. In the cooler months I generally cruise at 100C for CHT and 90C for oil but summer tends to be 115C CHT and 100C oil. Interested to hear what others get.
Regards Tony
Jacobs Well incident 5th April 2020
in Aircraft Incidents and Accidents
Posted · Edited by killtrassy
RAA forum states it was a Pipistrel model Virus SW 100 with a Rotax 912 motor.
https://www.pipistrel-aircraft.com/aircraft/cruising/virus-sw-80-100-115-is/