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Um Don?

   How is it that you are writing us from 11 days into the future.  Is 
your system clock messed up?

Dale R.

On 3/7/2008 09:32 AM  Don Wallker wrote:
> Chris,
>     Concerning your RPM problem. My Renesis is doing the same thing.  
> Plus, at staging, it coughs like an old smoker trying to cough up a 
> lung and the higher the RPM goes the less the mixture monitor 
> displays.  At staging it is only on about 5% of the time.  I have 
> talked with Tracy and he has dispatched the FIX, at least a partial 
> one.   His other 2 fixes have been dead on!  Should arrive today or 
> tomorrow.  The tentative thinking is that electrical Noise is causing 
> the mixture and the rpm portions to scramble their little silicone 
> brains.  No mixture display and it is real hard to lean the mixture.  
> Have you tried putting a 1000 ohm resistor across the CAS.   This 
> solved my starting problem.
>     About your restart problems.  When the engine compartment gets 
> hot,  my fuel pumps vapor lock for a while.  I can hear mine do 
> it.   Yours may be too far away.  Check the fuel pressure.  I will 
> work on this after I get it running well.  Already have a remote 
> thermometer so I  can get some temperature data in the pump 
> compartment and a cooling duct.   
>  
> Don Walker
> Took a break this weekend from the aluminum mistress!