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Align T-REX 600N 700N > Csm Carbsmart on my trex 600 N

brifa
Senior Heliman
Location: ITALY

By the way
i settled temperature at 100 °C, is it ok??
i have hyper with align pipe
what do you think about temperature?
thanks

11-11-2007 12:48 PM

v58 fuy
Senior Heliman
Location: UK - Tunbridge Wells, Kent

Guys,

Have there been any issues over the longer term with the main needle o-rings wearing out?

David

11-11-2007 05:21 PM

ThunderRobo
Key Veteran
Location: Toronto, Canada

i have about 2 gallons on mine, not major issues with needles.

Did you guys remove the needle "clicker"?

Derek
Da' kid with the toyz!
"Time for some Muzak!"

11-11-2007 05:34 PM

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brifa
Senior Heliman
Location: ITALY

Yes you must remove clicker
it's easy
fully unscrew the needle valve and than remove the clicker

11-11-2007 06:25 PM

tchavei

rrProfessor - Location: Portugal -

Here is mine:

Havn't tested it though as I'm waiting for a new sensor.

I use Arctic Silver Alumina Thermal Adhesive (two component thermal epoxy)

Tony

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"Perfection and patience usually walk side by side..."

11-11-2007 10:29 PM

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Jafa

Elite Veteran - Location: Sydney, Australia -

Here is mine (I used a tiny Waypoint servo)

11-12-2007 07:47 AM

brifa
Senior Heliman
Location: ITALY

where did you buy that aluminium linkage on os 50 needle valve??

could someone tell me where can i find a good epoxy for glueing sensor (on line of course)?
thanks

11-12-2007 03:52 PM

tchavei
rrProfessor
Location: Portugal

Try to find "Arctic Silver Alumina Thermal Adhesive" at your local Computer store. Its a two component thermal epoxy (full of silver and aluminium particles) that is used by many modders especially for water cooled computers. Don't confuse it with Arctic Silver Compound or other of the same range that are only thermal paste and not glue.

Tony

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"Perfection and patience usually walk side by side..."

11-12-2007 04:33 PM

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brifa
Senior Heliman
Location: ITALY

but may be they are liquid steel?? or not?
i'm afraid i can't remove it if i want in the future

11-12-2007 04:38 PM

tchavei
rrProfessor
Location: Portugal

You can remove it. I have first hand experience after detecting a broke sensor after epoxing it in. Take a dremel or manual tool and just scrap the epoxy out. However, you do realise that no sensor will survive removal once its epoxied in? I had the luck (NOT!) of breaking two sensors during install. There is no way you can reuse the sensor after removing it from the epoxy.

Tony

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"Perfection and patience usually walk side by side..."

11-12-2007 04:42 PM

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Jafa
Elite Veteran
Location: Sydney, Australia

11-12-2007 09:44 PM

tchavei
rrProfessor
Location: Portugal

Wow... I wish I had something like that for my YS...

Tony

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"Perfection and patience usually walk side by side..."

11-12-2007 10:11 PM

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ESWLFSE
Elite Veteran
Location: Terra Ceia, FL USA

Tested mine well today. The original setting was a little lean and the CS was at the full rich range of its adjustment so I opened the needle a bit and thereafter every time we checked the needle arm in flight it was real close to to horizontal which is directly in the middle of its adjustment range on my setup. Awesome product!

After landing you can watch it slowly move to full lean as the engine cools. This took about 5 secs after a quick shutdown. Neat to watch.

11-12-2007 10:39 PM

tchavei
rrProfessor
Location: Portugal

Now that I managed to glue the sensor without breaking it I'm dying to try it out on a YS

Tony

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"Perfection and patience usually walk side by side..."

11-12-2007 11:01 PM

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Jafa
Elite Veteran
Location: Sydney, Australia

11-13-2007 07:15 AM

tgo
Senior Heliman
Location: HK

Hi All,

Can you post some photos how to install the sensor to the head?

Thanks

11-13-2007 03:13 PM

tchavei
rrProfessor
Location: Portugal

I will tonight.

Tony

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"Perfection and patience usually walk side by side..."

11-13-2007 04:15 PM

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brifa
Senior Heliman
Location: ITALY

About inflight control needle
it allows to rotate the needle valve without moving aluminium rod??

For example if i want to set servo rod and control needle rod at 90 degrees, moving needle valve a 1 turn, can i do it?
thanks
fabrizio

11-13-2007 05:22 PM

tchavei
rrProfessor
Location: Portugal

One turn would be too much... with my setup I'm able to adjust a quarter turn more or less. You need to have the engine in the ballpark before installing this device

Tony

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"Perfection and patience usually walk side by side..."

11-13-2007 05:32 PM

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brifa
Senior Heliman
Location: ITALY

No
i didn't explain good

if i want to set needle valve at full turn, could i set rods at 90 degrees
i can't explain good
in other word the aluminium rod is adjustable without moving needlvalve position?
thanks

11-13-2007 05:37 PM

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