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With its low vibration level for single-cylinder engines, it is especially appropriate for aerobatics machines in the 10 kg class. Due to the matched 3W muffler system, the engine is comparable to other manufacturers’ 100 ccm en-gines because the performance data are analogous. The engine is suitable for a broad variety of models and distinguishes itself through its reliability and durability. The programmed ignition curve is exactly matched to the engines and guarantees good running characteristics in all rotation-al-speed ranges. The standard ignition can be operated with a voltage of 6 V up to 8.4 V (2-cell LiPo). Our employees develop, construct and manufacture a wide range of engines from 1-cylinder to 6-cylinder engines for ambitious competition and hobby pilots. Vibrations are minimized whereby the model and electronics are preserved in the long term. The noise level is reduced at the same time. The engine is suitable for a broad variety of models and distinguishes itself through its reliability, durability, and power. Here the engines are optimized for performance enhancement. The transfer ports in the cylinder are modified and suitably reworked in the crankcase. The individual cylinders’ compression is adjusted in multiple-cylinder engines. Compression is increased. The following benefits result from this: The engine’s torque and power are increased. Throttle response improves in a lower RPM range. Both ignitions work independently of one another here. The following benefits can be achieved using the TS version: To process your inquiries as quickly as possible, we kindly ask you to use the contact opportunities on the right.http://rcot.org/userfiles/bosch-hot-water-16h-manual.xml
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Anyway I will run it up tomorrow after I adjust the carb for good transition and high end. Maybe run a tank through it easy and then see what it can do, thats it. Too bad my Extra is not ready. All set to go!That is with a JMB 80x300 canister on a short header.Decided to keep that motor in my big Ultimate, too much fun The Mejzlik turns a few 100 higher RPMs than the Biela I think. I won't even make any predictions for this new motor, however the Bolly 26-10 at 6700 rpm would be a good start. Will be running it tomorrow. The Extra is coming along, its been a busy year, by the spring for sure. I will post picks when its all framed up which will be in another month or two How would the new 3w compare to the weight of the old 80 rv. I am doing a 31 columbo extra, and wondering if the weight differene would be noticable.Only 140 gr. I get this weight for the ZDZ 80 off the Amelung web page I can't weight mine at this time. The 3W should pull harder than the older ZDZ 80 RV on the top end. Also midrange will be much stronger. At 31 you are getting up to the top end of engine weight. What is the total weight going to be. Also don't forget the Taurus 52, another brand I think is very good. Many choices I went to a machine shop yesterday to get tig welding on the KS header instead of bying high temp propane torche. The header will be ready only next week. I'll install it as soon as i get it. I think the 3W80 and ZDZ-80RVJ will have similar performances except the ZDZ like more RPM with Mejzlik 26x10 or 26x12, while 3W are torquer engines that like bigger prop like Mejzlick, 27x10, 28x10 with less RPM. Just my personnal perceptions. Dan The new ZDZ 80RVJ has a longer stroke than the old ZDZ 80RV. The RV liked to rev because it had a short stroke, and a big bore. The RVJ has a smaller bore and a longer stroke. Also the porting has been opened up for even better midrange pull. I am not a expert, it just seems to be the case to me.http://www.drupalitalia.org/node/67857
The 3W does not have as long a stroke as the new 80RVJ and is very close in size to the old 75i they still make. Actually it is not a true 80cc but more like a 78cc. They just seem to have opened up the porting, 3W however are know for a strong midrange. I will run my motor this afternoon, and will have numbers and picks when done. Be careful with your bench test. I have built one last year to try my DA-50 and all the prop nuts broke on the first tank and the 22x8 prop jumped 20 feet away. I had to much vibrations on the bench test and it's better to use a plane when you can. Dan Cactus has a new 80xi competition twinspark I would like to get my hands on.Being an old worry wart I opted for an angle iron self standing unit - pmaybe overkill for some but the engines cranking out 5-25 hp can instantly become an uncontrolled killer. Not trying to scare anyone.just note of caution. When running ZDZ210s on this setup we always needed a guy standing on rear, lower rail, just to handle thrust. The 100 cc engines are about the limit for letting it stand on it's own. The real use for it, is to test various exhaust setups. Many of em KILL 50 of available thrust. If that thing moves even a inch, I will buy 5 more 3W 80Xi Well off we go, lets fire it up! I Don't want it to get to hot. You have a good eye, that is a sewing machine Well that was fun, went out, set everything up and started it up, as planed. Flip full choke, power on, pop, choke off, throttle down, 3 flips, put,put,put. Ok, let it run for a few minutes, warm it up, transition good, go to high end and tune to full rpm. Ok go back to low end, transition still good, lean it till it sags, back out a bit, transition good running smooth. Ok, check high end again, fine, richen a little and let it run at 2000 rpm for 5 minutes. Seems to me it will get stronger than that, however I will have to wait till later this week. Generally speaking the motor seemed a lot like my ZDZ 80RV.http://atamusavirlik.com/images/3vze-service-manual.pdf
Could be the new Tillotson carb working well. However at this time it is making about the same power as the ZDZ 80RV,it turns 6300 RPM on a Biela prop, much like the Bolly I am using, similar muffler, but the 3W is not set up well yet, or broken in at all, so there is hope. Fully broken in it should gain 200 or more RPM.The heat rise setup from running in this manner is instantaneous. On th glow plug engines - the fuel cooling is far greater and so they were less prone to overheating. Once the engine has some time on it and the mix is really understood -for th prop load - then there is less problem. They are fan cooled and really intended to see full load for hours on end - NONE of the purpose built model gassers are intended for this type use. Some conversions tho are good at it - ask any model engine mfgr's -if their engines are designed for this. The break in technique recommend by 3W is similar to ZDZ original recommendation. They are trying to make everyone aware of how important temperature control really is to getting the engine ready for use. In the air - the engine cruising around is only doing minor work -which equals little heat. All ground running loads the engine -just like hovering.The wheels onthe test stand do not touch the ground - When storing th stand -you tilt it forward onto the wheels liek a wheelbarrowI know that the motor could heat up very quick on a bench, and that is why I would rather break it in flying. Nothing to put it in right now. So I will go out one more time and not load the motor to much now that the high low settings have been given an initial setup. My 3W manual does say that it would be OK to run it no higher than 2500rpm for and extended period of time to help with break-in. However they say not to use continues full throttle while in a test stand, at least not for more than 10 seconds at a time. I will also try your open stack, vs muffler just to see the difference.
I have a JMB can, the 80-300, maybe get a header for it and give that a try. Still it is pulling well, in a 21-22 lb setup, at close to sea level it will be just fine I think!Cactus has the XI at about.3 pounds lless than the 70. My thinking is bigger, lighter, more power, and a better flying airplane. I know it doesnt always work out this way but what do you guys think. I am very curious to see the power numbers between the XI and the RVJ.I agree, more power is good The Bolly wood prop that I used is a true 26-10 that is it is 26 inches long. The Beila that I was using on my ZDZ 80RV is only 25.5 inches long, so it may not load as much as the Bolly does. I can't try the Biela on the 3W 80 because it is drilled for 4mm bolts, the 3W uses 5mm. Any way I think the 3W 80Xi will do better yet. When I did my final tack it was still a little rich on the top end. Tuned for full RPM it would have reached 6300.Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use. I am wanting to go more for a scale look and want to keep everythign in the cowl. I was wanting to go with the DA 85 but it sticks way out the bottom.I am currently building a Lanier Laser 200 33, wingspan 2,44m, suggestion from the manual is a ZG62 or similar. When gathering info for this plane, I found these links: In post number 6 from Yukon Bob you will find that he had the best results with the GT80 on the Lanier Laser.I am still in the rebuilding phase of my Laser (which had a couple of owners before me) and based upon the threads above I decided to go for the GT-80, found one that later appeared to be a ZG-74, but I will try this engine on the plane. Did you see this review of the H9 33 Edge. Good luck in your hunt for information! Both engines had more than adequate power for just anything you wanted to do. The airplane weighed around 24lbs. I am not familiar with the GT-80, but I believe it may be heavier than what I was using.
Nice flying plane, enjoy yours.THis is one of H9 edges and calls for the GT80., But all the write ups and reviews have the DA 100 on it. I have not seen anyone set up one with a GT80 or seen one fly with a GT80. I have read write ups before people have done but when they give you free stuff to try and write a report on its hard to say it sucks. I have fallen for this before, this is why I would like feed back from real people like you thanks for the help., jasonI too will be using the GT80 and I also made the performance changes that is required. I have heard that this motor will perform well however I am sure it wont be like engines with more HP. I also am recovering mine, I like the way the Gt fits in the cowing. I also know you need to get rid of those mufflers that it comes with and install the recomended electronic igition. I heard this is a big help for this engine as I will find out. If it don't work out it will be replace with a ZDZ super 85.Good luck and I will check back to see how you made out.The engine would hover the plane, but very little pull-out. This was on a 24x12 prop; this engine really, really likes high RPM and in my application a 24x10 probably would have been a better choice. The engine was pretty heavy with the magneto and spring starter so an electronic ignition would probably help too.Broke crashed or new. I do not have one to finish my airplane and long been out of stock. Any help be great thanks.All rights reserved. Got this in a trade for one of my 100cc engines. Wanted to have it for a War Bird project but that doesn't look like I will have time. Don't want this beautiful engine to go unused. Never seen a drop of gas. Free Shipping in the US. Brand see all DuBro HPI King Motor Rovan Unbranded Compatible Scale see all 1:4 1:5 1:6 1:8 1:10 Compatible Fuel Type see all Gasoline Filter Applied Compatible Brand see all Compatible Vehicle Type see all Condition see all New Used Price Under Php370.00 Php370.00 to Php1,720.00 Over Php1,720.
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