Posted for Colyn Case
<colyncase@earthlink.net>:
Marv, I think there is a market for your custom lightweight fasteners. Are
those the right size for a tsio-550? Colyn
{I don't know, don't do recips. We have the weights made in #10 screw size,
as that's what fits the holes on the Avia spinner. <Marv> ]
On Feb 17, 2011, at 11:15 AM,
<marv@lancair.net> <marv@lancair.net> wrote: > Posted for "Kent" <kent@tulsaconnect.com>: >
> I wonder which brand of equipment was used? > Interesting the manual cites tolerance much
tighter than industry standard. > > Do people have any idea or appreciate how much weight difference or change
>in > location affects the balance reading? > > Is that reading a raw value or averaged
value? > > An AN960-10 washer weighs one gram. I don't recall what the Walter >
spinner's diameter is but it is a large one, about 14-15 inches I think. > > Kent Felkins > Tulsa
Oklahoma > > > [Spinner diameter on a V508 is about 18.5". And Brian's absolutely
>correct... balance that prop down to .01 or .02 IPS and there's no detectable >vibration at normal operating speeds. Here at
DIemech we use custom made >lightweight fasteners for the extra light weights... typical AN hardward can't >get you below about 3-4
grams, and that's a real problem when getting down to >the fine tuning. Ain't technology grand. <Marv>
] > > > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian Alley"
<n320wt@yahoo.com> > To: <lml@lancaironline.net> > Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2011 7:04
AM > Subject: [LML] Prop Balance > > > > Working on David Weinsweigs IVPT this evening
with a dynamic prop balancer >we > >found the initial readings to be .22 ips (inches per second) at 1900 rpm. > >After
several engine runs and weight placement we were able to achieve > >multiple readings of .01 and .02 ips at 1900 rpm. The manual says
anything > >under .05 ips is acceptable. The Walter 601EX with Avia prop is a very >smooth > >installation but with the
prop properly balanced it should be like an >electric > >motor. If anyone is interested in this service, please feel free to contact
>me > >by phone or email. > > > > BRIAN ALLEY (N320WT) > > CARBON FIBER COMPOSITES > > 101
Caroline Circle > > Hurricane, WV 25526 > > www.carbonfibercomposites.net > > 304-562-6800 home > > 304-395-4932
cell > > > > How are you going to win by a nose if you don't stick out your neck? > > > > -- > > For
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