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I think so if I can find the time.
Just won 4 more 003 engines today so I'll strip them and experiment with one. Lots of new/good dc vr's, starters, IP's injectors, glow plugs, stators, solenoids, etc coming available since I now have 10 rebuilt engines, Just need time.
Jerry :grd:
"So in this sense the large engine on a small gen head would be much more responsive and have less droop when hit with a step load."
That aspect is what prompted the idea in the first place. Thanks.
Jerry
steelypip,
So, I could do a round lead mold and fasten it balanced within the fan and have the same effect as hanging another flywheel, without affecting clearance between fan and shroud?
Tom, If I upped the breaker to the one on the 10kw, I could possibly run at 7kw, managing load, with...
Speddmon,
Tom,
I remember that thread now. I even saw my own awe-struck post there as a complete babe in the woods. Still am, I'm afraid, at least regarding the electricals. Thanks,
Jerry aua
etn550,
Thank you. I am sufficiently deterred from this experiment. Great info on heat buildup in the head. I hadn't considered it. Just thought I might squeeze 2-3 more kw out of the head with increased engine reserve power.
Jerry
I am curious (assuming larger engine frame support can be solved) if anyone has ever tried to put a MEP-003a engine on a MEP-002a?
When does the gen-head max out? Its response to 9kw load is to lug the 002 engine. If a bigger engine, is the head capable of more output?
I have 4 rebuilt 003a...