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Jabiru LCH testing - FANTASTIC Temps! by Rotec Aerosport

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Uploaded by on Oct 31, 2010

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Rotec Aerosport running the Jabiru 3300 engine with the new liquid cooled heads (LCH). Amazing results!

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  • Nothing new about it, going Rotax won’t solve their problems.

  • @rph310346 You dead right.......theres nothing new about liquid cooling in fact 99% of all piston engines are liquid cooled, why? Because it works! Did you know that liquid cools and over 30 x the rate of air? Think about that....30 times.

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  • @rph310346 fair. will be happy to provided you with this data/information. more will be available on the website soon. nonetheless thankyou for your advice.

  • Your evidence is a movie clip with some water cooled heads, big deal. Shows us some performance data, added weight, radiator positions, cowlings modification and whatnot before you call people trolls not agreeing with you.

  • @rph310346 is obviously a troll, and takes no attention to the evidence provided. There is no point continuing this discussion.

  • Now to offer liquid cooling heads knowing the air cooled heads are a problem is screwing the engine owner twice. Glorified copies don’t work no matter how much water they inject in to. The again, some of the experimental builders will screw any crap on for the pleasure of flying cheap.

  • @rph310346 while your skepticism is granted, I do not understand your lack of optimism. "a few hundred millions of dollars" to even develop a certified light aircraft engine from scratch is an over statement. These heads are offered to the experimental market, and so far they achieved the goals set.

  • it takes a few hundred millions of dollars to do a proper R&D on an aviation engine, this guys are kidding them self’s by liquid cooling the heads other construction problem would disappear, granted it runs , so do many others roos jump in Australia..

  • @rph310346 that's a rather skeptical comment? What other problems does the Jabiru engine have other than the cooling and low oil capacity?

  • good show.. can you send me more info about this water-jacket ? would be interesting for my engine.. greeeezzz from switzerland

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