Aeropower is not trading but Sig Munninger (spelling?) is still contactable
at...
Sig <mu...@arach.net.au>
Lovely friendly bloke!

Info on Aeropower motors can be found here.... Maybe the site you have
already visited
http://www.amnet.net.au/~munks/AEmenu.htm

regards
Rob

Rob Thompson
0429 493 828


On Tue, May 25, 2021 at 9:25 AM Ian Williams <i...@agcon.co.nz> wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I am currently breathing life into an ex Thai H36   S/No 3534  Ex VH-GNW
> .   I have still a long way to go but the light at the end of the tunnel is
> getting brighter.
>
> The engine I will be using is from another wrecked H36.  It is a much
> later delivered engine (2013) and has a number of real nice features. The
> main one being the heads.  They are genuine Limbach dual plugs per cyl ones
> and of much better design than the standard ones.  For example long reach
> plugs both top and bottom which also have matching thread depth which
> includes  factory installed steel inserts.  The casting quality is also
> significantly better.
>
> This engine was in an Dimona which was wrecked in a storm so some of the
> bits around the engine were damaged, but the core engine is just great.
>
> The standard Mag in installed for the top plugs but the bottom ones were
> driven by a sensor in the distributor hole and some electronics to make it
> all go.   The system that was installed has a label that says Aeropower
>  Engines   West Australia.   By chance do any of you know about this
> company ?   They have a website but no info on the ignition system    I
> have tried to call them but no reply or email response.
>
> Or any suggestions re setting up the secondary ignition.
>
> The H36 is very weight conscious so while I am reluctant to add extra
> weight, I do think a secondary ignition though would outweigh the
> disadvantage (we have had one Mag failure where the Slick condenser shat
> itself just after take off)
>
> I must mention the support of Nigel Baker and Rob Thompson in Australia
>  for both this project and the previous one.  (H36 S/no 3537   ZK-GCB
>  which has just passed 500 hrs in New Zealand since being back in the air)..
>
>
>
> Best regards
>
>
>
> Ian Williams
>
> Drury
>
> New Zealand
>
>
>

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