| 1. |
What are the advantages of
the P60 over a 2-stroke and over other comparable engines? Why should I
buy the P60? |
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2-stroke engines are:
inefficient, hard to fabricate, rough running, hard to start, hard to
induce with vaporized fuel and cheap to build. The P60 is smooth and
quiet running, is fuel efficient and power efficient; simple design and
reliable. Cylinder head cooling system is superior to HKS and all Rotax.
Hirth engines. The unique design that allows RAM air to cool Overhead
valves. With the Engine Management Unit (EMU) there are no other engine
adjustments required. |
| 2. |
What type of motor mounts
will be used? |
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Dynafocal. Hexadyne will
design and produce motor mounts at an additional cost of $250 to $450. |
| 3. |
Will it use metric or
English |
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English |
| 4. |
What is the fuel
consumption? |
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42 - .44 lbs. per BHP per
hour = 3 gallons per hour of running at full 60hp |
| 5. |
Will it require an
additional fuel pump? |
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No, the fuel pump will be
an integral part of the total package. |
| 6. |
Will there be electronic
ignition? |
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Yes, we use computer
controlled ignition which lessens the need for dual ignition. This is
much more reliable than magnetos. |
| 7. |
Will an oil cooler be
needed? |
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This will depend on your
installation, depending on the cooling efficiency of the heads, also it
depends on the amount of ground running you will need to do. |
| 8. |
What kind of oil filter
will be used? |
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A commercial motorcycle
type. |
| 9. |
What will the propeller
bolt pattern be? |
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A standard approved design
will be used |
| 10. |
Can I use this engine as a
pusher rather than a puller? |
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Yes, but with some minor
adjustments. Ducts will need to be added to direct the air flow toward
the engine if direct airflow is impeded. |
| 11. |
Does the prop flange turn
right or left when facing it? |
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When facing it, the prop
will turn counter clockwise. |
| 12. |
Since the prop speed is
not excessive, can I use a larger prop if I have the clearance? |
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You can use any prop you
want, as long as the tip speed does not exceed around 550 miles an hour,
although refer to your prop manufacturer. |
| 13. |
Does the engine management
system include all the engine instruments: |
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The EMU is capable of
driving instruments, such as engine speed, oil temp and air temp. |
| 14. |
What time will be required
for rebuild? |
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The rebuild will be
completed at the factory |
| 15. |
What will the availability
of parts be? |
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All serviceable parts will
be available as spares |
| 16. |
Can parts from other
engines, or commercially produced parts, be used (i.e. can parts from a
VW or other engine be used)? |
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No. All parts, crankshaft,
con rods, pistons, camshafts are unique to the P60 engine although they
will all be available as spares. |
| 17. |
Will design schematics be
available? |
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The operating manual will
be available for maintenance and troubleshooting. |
| 18. |
What carburetors will be
used? |
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There are no carburetors.
This engine is controlled by a very advanced, electronic control unit.
It will deal with all fueling, ignition, cold starting and altitude
correction |
| 19 |
Can the engine be bought
and used with electronic ignition? |
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No. The engine management
already contains computer controlled ignition timing, with all the
advance maps included. |
| 20. |
Will the exhaust system
use a tuned pipe or can it be straight piped? |
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Exhaust system will be be
owner provided. As the engine is a 4 stroke, the need for a tuned
exhaust is not so critical, a straight through system with conventional
mufflers can be used with no loss of efficiency |