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Cooling your AeroVee Heads

Discussion of the Aerovee kit engine.
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Re: Cooling your AeroVee Heads

Postby Bryan Cotton » Mon Jul 03, 2023 9:25 am

pfhoeycfi wrote:Of course the air outlet of the cooler would need to be isolated and vented separately as well so as not to effect the cowl low side pressure.

peter


This is what I'm working on. I'll post it in my summer temperatures thread.
Bryan Cotton
Poplar Grove, IL C77
Waiex 191 N191YX
Taildragger, Aerovee, acro ailerons
dual sticks with sport trainer controls
Prebuilt spars and machined angle kit
Year 2 flying and approaching 200 hours December 23
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