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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Ram Air Design
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Fred -

The APS/GAMI guys also say that the Cirrus baffling is the best they have  
seen, and to try for that standard. They had one down in Ada. OK for  
developing the turbo system for Cirrus. Based on some of the Cirrus  
baffling, they incorporated the principles into the IV baffling they did  
for a customer. That became the basis for George Braley's seminar on  
baffling in Ada a few years back.

FYI, we have the Lancair ram system installed on our IO-550N in an ES. We  
get .8 to 1.0 inches of MAP with it. We installed the largest K&N filter  
we could on the other side.

Would it be possible to post all of your pictures on the web site? I  
missed some of the emails lately and would like to look at it some more.

Best,

John Schroeder
LNCE - 250 hours


On Sun, 26 Apr 2009 09:23:01 -0400, Gary Casey <casey.gary@yahoo.com>  
wrote:

> However, the engine baffling set up is a thing of beauty, well thought  
> out; no leaks, precision formed sheet metal, and extremely tight fitting  
> rubber trim.  It is the best factory baffling set up I have ever seen.   
> If you see a Cirrus with the cowl off, have a very close look.
> Fred Moreno