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Old 05-12-2008, 12:57 PM   #211
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Default Re: DA85 on pipe! Results please.

for those that are using the KS 95 pipe, has anyone tried a header longer then stock? Should this help the pipe from coming on so hard at 1/4 throttle?
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Old 05-14-2008, 01:32 AM   #212
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for those that are using the KS 95 pipe, has anyone tried a header longer then stock? Should this help the pipe from coming on so hard at 1/4 throttle?
To clarify for others - the Ks95 is a can and KS recommends up to 95cc for this; however, the KS 1090 pipe is for up to 125cc engines. As the KS1090 works flawlessly with no 'coming on pipe' issues I would think a bigger KS can like the 106 would work as KS says this will work for up to 120cc engines so more in line with the 1090. Remember europe is more concerned with noise.

My DA85/KS1090/25mm double bend flex header/ is very different than my friends ZDZ80RVJ/AMT105. Mine is strong throughout the range and at each throttle click while his comes on pipe noticeably which makes 3Ding his harder

All I have ever done to mine is install the stock setup from DA and lean my low needle to 1 turn on the first run. Nothing since then and crazy power.

DB - the pipe setup is quiet except for prop ripping! If noise is a consideration, extra $200 for the pipe setup is not and issue, and you want power for a bigger, heavier bird in the future go KS1090 pipe1 If not then at 24lbs your setup would have plenty power on stock muff. All I know is my 26lb setup accelerates like crazy on uplines.

My wife took a few short clips this weekend. I'm swamped with work till about 10 each night, but will try post a couple clips over the next few nights. First static, then in air. Sorry about the delay!
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Old 05-14-2008, 02:04 AM   #213
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Default Re: DA85 on pipe! Results please.

Ok so my laptop crashed twice uploading the video, so I have to post tomorrow. Will try post a short flight video too showing a little 3D and climbout. DB - will give you a good idea of sound too.
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Old 05-14-2008, 11:00 AM   #214
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Default Re: DA85 on pipe! Results please.

Throttle response! Mej 28x10. 13 flights old. One of my last flights was 22mins on a 32oz tank and I still had 15% left!


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Old 05-14-2008, 01:05 PM   #215
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Default Re: DA85 on pipe! Results please.

good deal yeah i dropped my 32 oz in place of a 24 and maybe should have put a 20 oz in there
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Old 05-14-2008, 01:32 PM   #216
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I'm running a 32 oz tank also and I already have had a dead stick to running out of gas. I guess I just love to fly long flights lol and should set a timer for 20 min.
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Old 05-14-2008, 02:11 PM   #217
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Old 05-14-2008, 03:32 PM   #218
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Sweet - I'll be out flying mine tomorrow am. It's been a few weeks of working weekends so no flying - vid was a nice primer for tomorrow... Lets see some flight vids now
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Old 05-14-2008, 07:19 PM   #219
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Default Re: DA85 on pipe! Results please.

I have been flying an 85 in a 27.5 lb. Ultimate with a wrap around pitts and the power is good. I had a DR Hobbies Extra at 23 lbs. and the power was great. I know I will have plenty of power with the Jtec 300 but my big concern is noise at this point. All of the wrap around pitts mufflers are very loud. I do not have a noise restriction at my field but the President told me I needed to do something to quiet the Ultimate down. I need to buy a new 85 and a new muffler setup so I am figuring instead of dropping $150 for a pitts and upgrading later. It may be better to spend a little more and have a setup I can use in any 35% airframe. My only reel concern is the low and mid range with the pipe but it sounds like that is good.
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Old 05-14-2008, 09:01 PM   #220
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My only reel concern is the low and mid range with the pipe but it sounds like that is good.
No need to be worried at all. I have experienced absolutely no 'coming on pipe' issues at all. Otherwise it would be a pain to 3D. I hate throttle lag and then ramping up so trust me you're safe going with this setup. Low idle is super reliable and anything under 1/3 is rediculously quiet. My one issue is the setup rips the 28x10 over 2/3 throttle

I would also be hesitant like you after seeing the issues my friend has on his ZDZ 80RVJ/AMT105 getting it dialed in. Luckily I had this setup running before seeing his or I may been scared away from trying this.

Also I noticed it is hard to see the throttle stick for throttle response, so on the youtube website be sure to click on 'high quality version' just below and to the right of the video to see this better.

Do it. Do it

I'll post a video late tonight.

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Default Re: DA85 on pipe! Results please.

I'm with Shaun (Sprice50) in his post above. The pipe does not feel "peaky" and has good low/mid torque. I've run a 27x10th and the throttle response was immediate but ripped like crazy. The Mej 28x10 is a bit quieter up until you hit 2/3 throttle. Response is a tad slower but the noise reduction is better and it's just like Shaun's vid. Doing 3D is not an issue at all and throttle feels pretty linear.

Tuning was not an issue - bolted mine up and it's not needed any tweaking yet...
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Old 05-14-2008, 09:52 PM   #222
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Thank you for the feedback. I must say it all sounds way to good to pass up. I will be getting the plane tomorrow so I will see how it will be to get the pipe in the plane. I think it should not be much of a problem. From the sound of it, the plane will have rediculous power
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Old 05-14-2008, 09:54 PM   #223
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Jason,
Where do you fly? I see you are in Sunnyvale. Maybe I could come and see you fly yours to see how it is?
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Old 05-14-2008, 10:07 PM   #224
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Your thoughts on using the pipe in the smaller plane just so you dont have to rebuy a muffler system on the next large plane sounds good. I wouldn't fault any one for going that route.
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Old 05-14-2008, 10:58 PM   #225
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I think that thought is just making me feel better about spending another $200 The funny thing is, at 2000 sq. in. of wing area and a wing span of 104" the Jtec is really not small. They took alot of weight out of the new version so it should be a good setup. My main reason is the lower noise and I really like the idea of moving the exit to the back of the plane instead of in the engine box. The extra power isn't really needed but a welcome plus
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