Whoopee
Rcmaster199 at aol.com
Rcmaster199 at aol.com
Thu Jun 17 16:28:13 AKDT 2004
You know, I don't remember the 2 stroke gassies having the same issues. And
they use oily fuel also except, much less oil. Could be the carb design we use
vs the gassie carbs (Walbros mostly??).
Has anyone used walbro in a real pattern engine and have it work? I had an
MVVS 150 carbed with a Walbro a while back, but the engine was a dog (tried with
a regular 2 stroke carb also) and never flew.
MattK
> Subj:Whoopee
> Date:6/17/2004 1:28:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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> The question was brought up by Mike East recently about why the two stroke
> lands at a higher idle setting than it takes off. And the answer is - the
> carb barrell is cooled by the pressure drop and the housing is warmed by heat
> transfer. The barrell is insulated by the oil film and cannot shut off the flow
> of air. Solution anyone? Plastic case? NatPenton
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