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Get a 912. My Pegasus Quantum 912 is still climbing at 700ft/min at 10,000
ft. I can see the attraction of a BMW unit though. There is a guy in the UK who is working on something like this. Go to E Groups and visit the microlight group and ask for John Hunts details or the guy who has just got the best technical project award, cant remember his name, sorry. Jerry. > The reason I was more interested in the R1100 engine is that it comes > with fuel injection from the factory - much better performance at > altitude then the R100, and since I live at 6000Ft and plan to fly up > to 12000ft I need every horsepower I can get (and I do not want to wory > about the carb ice...) > I have found a couple of companies selling the conversion kits, but I > still cant find any information on its TBO time and performance in > the air. > > Eugene > > In article <3A69A0D4.ED2EF8BA@ican.net>, > Stan Sanderson > > The R1100s being converted but the better one due to its lighter > weight > > is the R100 which will give you approx 80hp.. The total cost is about > the > > same as a Rotax 582. I know of one person who is at this time > converting > > an R100. > > For additional information send request to my email address. Stan > > > > ekokorin@my-deja.com wrote: > > > > > I have heard (and even seen some pictures) of BMW R1100 motorcycle > > > engine powered trikes. Does anyone know which company builds them? > Are > > > any of them available in the US? > > > The BMW engines have a number of advantages over some of the smaller > > > Rotax engines - fuel injection, horsepower (80-95HP), four-stroke > > > reliability and fuel consumption. And it looks like they are not too > > > heavy for two seat trikes. > > > Any leads would be appreciated. > > > > > > Thanks. > > > > > > Sent via Deja.com > > > http://www.deja.com/ > > > > > > > Sent via Deja.com > http://www.deja.com/ |
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