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I have the Kavan geared starter from B&P. It starts my 1.60DZ with ease. I think the ergonomics with the attached batt. pack is just<BR>
about perfect plus you don't have the cord going back to your field box to get rapped around stuff. I have my Sullivans, both std. and Dynatron, from back in the '80s and much prefer the Kavan. The slower rpm also seems to be easier on everything.<BR>
JLK<BR><BR><BR>
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Date: Mon, 12 May 2008 06:39:24 -0700<BR>From: cchariandy@yahoo.ca<BR>To: nsrca-discussion@lists.nsrca.org<BR>Subject: [NSRCA-discussion] Starters for YS in Canada<BR><BR>
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Hi all<BR>
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I tried to start my DZ with a regular, non-geared 12V Sullivan starter yesterday...no joy.<BR>
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I know guys are running geared staters from B&P and PAM, but I can't find starters like those in Canada.<BR>
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My options at the LHS are KAVAN and Sullivan Dynatron. <BR>
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The KAVAN is really compact...but can it turn over a 170? And the Dynatron....I guess I can use it in the weight room after flying.<BR>
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Can you advise which is more commonly used and functions better?<BR>
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Of course if there are other options the Canadians can chime in.<BR>
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Thanks much<BR>
Colin.<BR>
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