EGT Probe Location

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Re: EGT Probe Location

Postby mike.smith » Mon Nov 07, 2022 10:27 pm

I stand by my comments for the VW.
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Re: EGT Probe Location

Postby flyingbear » Thu Nov 10, 2022 8:15 am

The Revmaster 2300 is NOT as you say, comparable to the Aerovee; The R2300 is FAR superior in design and MUCH more powerful. The Aerovee is anemic compared to the R2300 because the R2300 puts out an honest 80 HP at low cruise RPM and the Aerovee must turn 3400-3500 to put out 80 HP ( and I doubt even those numbers). I have lots of hours flying both and there is NO comparison. The Aerovee is anemic.
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Re: EGT Probe Location

Postby Bryan Cotton » Thu Nov 10, 2022 9:27 am

flyingbear wrote: ( and I doubt even those numbers)

I've seen the dyno and talked with Jeremy. I believe the numbers.
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Re: EGT Probe Location

Postby BRS » Thu Nov 10, 2022 11:28 am

flyingbear wrote:The Revmaster 2300 is NOT as you say, comparable to the Aerovee; ...


Bear, obviously there is a reason I sold the aerovee that was in this airframe and replaced it with a Revmaster. By 'comparable' I was not referring to the performance numbers but rather that they are both VW varions and that the EGT setup would likely be similar. That's all.
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Re: EGT Probe Location

Postby mike.smith » Sat Dec 17, 2022 8:58 am

There is an excellent article in the January 2023 AOPA Pilot magazine (page 93), about EGT, CHT and leaning. Engine manufacturers' max temperatures vary, but the chemistry and math behind combustion are the same no matter what engine you are running.
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