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Embedded com antenna
Aircraft spruce carries a kit for plastic planes now COZY ANTENNA KIT from Aircraft Spruce- Hennie Engelbrecht
- Post #34
- Forum: Composites
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The future is direct drive
[QUOTE=Starman;54801]does that mean that the weights i posted are for a cast iron block with aluminum heads? If it an older engine yes. a 7L aluminum v8 sounds nice two ways, any ideas what what one of those will put out at 4000? about 330 hp see GM Performance Parts | LS7 Engine...- Hennie Engelbrecht
- Post #48
- Forum: General Auto Conversion Discussion
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The future is direct drive
I am referring to a modern L98 all aluminum engine. The weight I quoted was for a bare engine: On another forum I stated the following: "A while ago I saw this video: (watch this first) LongEZ V8 Based on this I calculate the auto engine install weight(Ford 302 all aluminum): original plane...- Hennie Engelbrecht
- Post #13
- Forum: General Auto Conversion Discussion
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Hi All This is an interesting subject; one that I have been researching a bit in the last few weeks. Have a look at this website Southern Airboat • Login I have been looking at a L98 Chev engine of 6 l, power is 250 hp at 3000-3500 rpm with standard cams and fuel injection. Engine...- Hennie Engelbrecht
- Post #8
- Forum: General Auto Conversion Discussion
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Newer GM inline engines
Jumpinjan That is what I want please Hennie- Hennie Engelbrecht
- Post #9
- Forum: Chevy
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Newer GM inline engines
[ Here's a pic of my 4.2 Jan What are the dimensions of the engine and bare bones weight Hennie- Hennie Engelbrecht
- Post #7
- Forum: Chevy
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Newer GM inline engines
I have been reading on this engine and really liked what I read. Don't you think that the variable can is an added complexity not required for aircraft? IN Aus there is a V8 6l all aluminum available the L98. The carburettor engine weighs 95 kg without alternator. What does the in line 6...- Hennie Engelbrecht
- Post #6
- Forum: Chevy
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Riveting noise
There is a little operation men can have..... Leaves you a bit bewildered for a while.... Young kids seriously influences one's ability to build Hennie- Hennie Engelbrecht
- Post #12
- Forum: Sheet Metal
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fabricating an engine mount
post weld heat treatment- Hennie Engelbrecht
- Post #17
- Forum: Firewall Forward / Props / Fuel System
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CAD
I have been following this thread and found it very informative. I got Autodesk inventor 8 to evaluate and I find it very cumbersome to use. It is especially heave on computer resource. Has anybody looked at this product?. I am by no means an expert and wondered if it my inexperiece in 3d that...