KR> Alternative Engines

2016-03-07 Thread stefkr2 at kpnmail.nl
hi,
I only can tell you my decision why whe choosed for the bmw r1200gs.
Weight is low, about 99kg included prop (10kg) muffler, gearbox, mount, 
cowlings.
10/12 liter p/hour.
110 hp
In europe you can buy the gearbox and a plug computer, whe will try to use the 
original computer but if doesnt work we will by the plug and play.
One of the cherry bx2 builders made a video on youtube about the bmw engine. 
Search on youtube atcherry  bmw 1200
And for the gearbox info Google takeoff  bleidiesel.
if we have the engine running with the original computer I will let you 
know.(this will be in a few months)

Stef


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>Dear All,
>I am in search of an affordable engine, as we all are. ?My dream is to have an 
>O200 because I would like to have 100HP, not much luck finding one that I can 
>afford.?
>?What experience do you have with other engines? ?
>I have searched for a corvair.
>I purchased a 110HP Honda engine but couldn't reprogram the cpu.
>I like the BMW motorcycle engine but feel that I'd have the same problem with 
>the cpu.
>The Yamaha Genesis three cylinder 130HP snowmobile engine could be promising.
>Old Subaru engines are a possibility, still have a cpu.
>I am confident that I can build a belt driven redrive to fit most anything.
>Thank you for your wisdom.
>Joe Nunley?CW2 US Army RetiredBaker JROTC Instructor?Baker Florida?
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KR> Drilled Bolt Calculation

2016-03-07 Thread John Martindale
Go a little long and adjust with washers helps :-)

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Australia

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Subject: KR> Drilled Bolt Calculation

Hello all,

I?ve ordered bolts drilled for castellated nuts several times now,
and I?ve ended up ordering at least a couple that were the wrong length each
time. So I pulled out my calipers and did some checking, and I ended up just
drawing up a spreadsheet to help me get the right stuff the *first* time
from now on. If such a resource already exists, then just ignore this.
However, if you (like me) are confused about how grip and nominal length
translate when you?re using a castellated nut, I?ve uploaded the spreadsheet
and have a link on my blog so you can download it. It?s only got AN3 and AN4
calculated at the moment, but if anyone has other diameter drilled bolts
that they want to measure and send me results, I?ll update the spreadsheet.

Matt Quimby
kr2pilot.blogspot.com


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KR> Alternative Engines

2016-03-07 Thread Teate, Stephen
Joe,
I went the Subaru route and got quite far. If you are interested e-mail me 
directly at steate at compositecooling.com and I will give you all the details.

Stephen

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Dear All,
I am in search of an affordable engine, as we all are. ?My dream is to have an 
O200 because I would like to have 100HP, not much luck finding one that I can 
afford.
?What experience do you have with other engines? I have searched for a corvair.
I purchased a 110HP Honda engine but couldn't reprogram the cpu.
I like the BMW motorcycle engine but feel that I'd have the same problem with 
the cpu.
The Yamaha Genesis three cylinder 130HP snowmobile engine could be promising.
Old Subaru engines are a possibility, still have a cpu.
I am confident that I can build a belt driven redrive to fit most anything.
Thank you for your wisdom.
Joe Nunley?CW2 US Army RetiredBaker JROTC Instructor?Baker Florida 
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KR> Drilled Bolt Calculation

2016-03-07 Thread Matt Quimby
Hello all,

I?ve ordered bolts drilled for castellated nuts several times now, and 
I?ve ended up ordering at least a couple that were the wrong length each time. 
So I pulled out my calipers and did some checking, and I ended up just drawing 
up a spreadsheet to help me get the right stuff the *first* time from now on. 
If such a resource already exists, then just ignore this. However, if you (like 
me) are confused about how grip and nominal length translate when you?re using 
a castellated nut, I?ve uploaded the spreadsheet and have a link on my blog so 
you can download it. It?s only got AN3 and AN4 calculated at the moment, but if 
anyone has other diameter drilled bolts that they want to measure and send me 
results, I?ll update the spreadsheet.

Matt Quimby
kr2pilot.blogspot.com