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That movie was never actually released. (It escaped.) -
Yeah, helluva weekend that one was...
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Yeah, exact same things happened to me one time.
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Biggles - Adventures in time. Jumps out of a Sopwith Camel or something, straight into a Jetranger.
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In my example, the filter is slightly inclined upwards towards the OUT end, which leads to the engine driven pump, and from there to the carb. The routing (not the angle) is as per Jabiru instructions of the day. 500+ hours and 16 years operation like this. So in the filter, tank side is fuel, engine side is air. Have tried a few things to purge the air but nope. I am glad that I do have the clear filter so that I can see what is going on and see if ever anything accumulates in there, dirt, muck, debris, a possum, etc. never had anything in the filter. I'm convinced that my occasional fluffy idle started when I changed filter brand. My records show it to be true. True as in, that's when it all began, almost right after, but I've only just realised. I'll need to fly some more before declaring "case closed" Or I might go back to the original spec RYCO Z14 fuel filter, but alas, they are made who knows where overseas now too. RYCO overseeing quality control these days? Who knows. RYCO ceased the remaining half of their filter manufacturing in Melbourne in Feb 2005. Since then, everything is sourced overseas.
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AVGAS used Ian. Plane has sat for a day or two now, checked it today, filter still above half full.
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Cheap and nasty, and specified in the Jabiru Maintenance manual (though not with those words of course - generically speaking). I've always used quality RYCO filters since 2005, for about 500 hours, now sadly, RYCO now gets their stuff manufactured who knows where. I bought the Jabiru filter primarily to see exactly what it was. Brand X. (Joywell - Taiwan). I see where I work that many brand name car parts are manufactured wherever too, Indonesia, Mexico, Portugal, Thailand, and of course C.H.Ina. Oil filters?- throw a dart at a world map.
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I fitted new Cooper filter today. Test idle for 10 mins, all good. Took it for a flight, all good. Took cowl off, filter about half full, which as far as I recall, is about the normal level. Filter pics. Cut the old one open, shows where the cartridge had come off the whatever at the OUT end, possibly restricting flow on the IN end, and the OUT end. Maybe. Engine idle in flight today felt rock solid, back to normal. Will continue to watch carefully.....
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Thanks onetrack - heading there to that for a read.....
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Pleated paper type - yes. I like to keep things simple and use what it's supposed to have Skip. I have used what was recommended by the engine manufacturer for the last 16 years, no problem. I shall fit the new Cooper filter probably tomorrow, and report my findings. Will also be looking at a few other things, fuel pump too. Fuel pump is higher than the filter, so it's not draining up hill. Got me stumped. Those Hengst filters look good - I shall read up on those.
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Here's an odd one that has me rather stumped. Jabiru 2200, over 500 hours. Have always used RYCO fuel filters, the simple plastic ones. Changed each 2 years. 2019 annual, I fitted the JOYWELL filter as supplied by Jabiru. Soon after, I now realise, I started having occasional rough idle. Open throttle, all good. In the past, the fuel filter usually sat at about 2/3 to 3/4 full. Today, and I've seen it recently too, fuel filter was totally empty. I don't understand how that is even possible. Removed it and found the filter cartridge inside was loose, detached from the fuel OUT end, rattling around inside the plastic case. I cut it open to mess around with it. No fuel leaks anywhere, I just don't understand how the filter can be empty and the engine still runs. The Joywell filter has a double size hose nipple for 1/4 or 5/16 hose. I'm going to fit a Cooper filter, 1/4 inch hose size. I have the standard engine pump, and the standard Facet elec boost pump. Any fuel filter theories out there? Why is my filter empty. Thanks!
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BOOM TISH.
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OR You call RAAus, and ask them to please pass your details on to the owner, who then may call you.
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Try too, The Vintage Aviator in New Zealand.
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And the odd ferris wheel.
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You don't need a parachute for skydiving. Once.
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Next they'll be wearing gigantic watches with lots of buttons!
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OK - who is ready to do this in Australia?
440032 replied to SGM's topic in Student Pilot & Further Learning
Do it in Melbourne at present and here's some of the fines: Speeding above 80kph tunnel limit $567,000 Unroadworthy vehicle (even though you are not using the road) $235,000 More than 5km from home during lockdown. $8,776,325.80 Not wearing a mask $387,998 Not remaining in the left lane $115,900 Headlights not on $600,500 Smoke emitting from vehicle $700,453 Blocking traffic at the tunnel exit $222,987 Number plates not displayed $4876 No tail lights $57,544 Unregistered vehicle $23,887 Congregating with other humans $56,876,543 -
A sudden increase could well be several reserved marks not being renewed (as required each year, until registration takes place).
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As far as I understand it, the cafe was set up for and council approved for Airside access, only. (with visions of expanding to public access for passing traffic, of which there is a lot). It became apparent, apparently, that public access was never going to get approved by council. Dunno why. Other than supposedly, they didn't want the public wandering Airside. Well we all know that's a no brainer to solve.
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Yes, good. And how would you repair the bullet holes?
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200 or so left listed, probably at least the same or more "reserved" but still, it's not a lot is it. Imagine if all the RAAus and other organisations had to VH register too - we would have run out long ago. ICAO has allocated VH to Australia, maybe beyond that, Australia can do whatever they like. AAA, go to four letters ABCD, it's a question I have often wondered about. If we go to four letters, we may be able to have as much fun as say UK with examples like G-WHIZ, G-FORC, G-IDDY, G-RIDE. VH-ELLO? Nah. VH-WIND. VH-FART. VH-ACDC! VH-STFU, VH-PIPR, VH-CSNA, VH-GROB, VH-ARRV, The world is our oyster! I see New Zealand already has ZK, ZL and ZM available. Generally, they often do not display the ZK mark. At Tauranga one year I saw MOM, DAD, SON, NAN, POP, SIS, (not sure about CUZ and BRO) all lined up.
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https://m.facebook.com/meltonairservicescafe500/ Have not been there (yet).
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Own Design - Certification Requirements
440032 replied to DaveD's topic in AUS/NZ General Discussion
RAAus own design two seat is not LSA. It's just amateur-built. VH Experimental amateur-built has no weight limitations or passenger limitations. CAO 101.28 still exists but is dead and buried. Ignore it.
