[kgood]

This is a question for anyone with an RV (hopefully RV9 or 9A) with a standard Lycoming engine.

Has anyone measured the pressure (in inches of Mercury) in the cowling behind the engine during takeoff, climb and cruise? This information would be helpful to me, as I try to establish some base lines for some experimentation I'm doing with engine cooling.

I would appreciate any help anyone can offer.

Thanks
Kurt Goodfellow
RV9 / WAM 120 diesel, 288 hours.

 

[kgood]

correction

This is a question for anyone with an RV (hopefully RV9 or 9A) with a standard Lycoming engine.

Has anyone measured the pressure (in inches of Mercury) in the cowling behind the engine during takeoff, climb and cruise? This information would be helpful to me, as I try to establish some base lines for some experimentation I'm doing with engine cooling.

I would appreciate any help anyone can offer.

Thanks
Kurt Goodfellow
RV9 / WAM 120 diesel, 288 hours.

Sorry, I meant inches of water[/I - wasn't thinking straight!

Kurt

 

[DanH]

Kurt,
Three of us will have much data for everyone in the not distant future.