Viking 130 engine Installation

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  • @simoncorporation3
    @simoncorporation3 5 лет назад +2

    Excellent, I admire your Innovation the company definitely opens doors for people who want to get into Aviation on a reasonable level. My observation, does the fuel line need to be shielded or you could use the steel braided hoses, you may have other engineering restrictions for why you didn't do that but just my Layman's suggestion. Thank you for sharing very inspirational work.

  • @62350
    @62350 5 лет назад +2

    As always Great Job...Thanks Jon

  • @williamfahey4092
    @williamfahey4092 5 лет назад +2

    What is the full up weight of the engine install as shown here?

    • @eggenfellner
      @eggenfellner  5 лет назад +4

      Same as an O-200 continental. 220ready to fly.

    • @williamfahey4092
      @williamfahey4092 5 лет назад +1

      Viking Aircraft Engines Not bad at all. Thank you.

  • @owenslanc18
    @owenslanc18 5 лет назад +5

    Hey Jan, I've been looking at your engines for a bit. Looking at building a 801. My understanding based upon you numbers you're using the 1.5L Turbo Accord engine. Are you looking into expanding to the 2.0L Turbo engine? I don't know the numbers on the weight difference between the two, but I wouldn't figure it would be much. I'd personally like the extra power as this is going to be a bit of a workhorse for me, so being able to take advantage of a potential 305hp is of significant interest. Also, I've looked and I'm rather new to the whole build a plane game, but can you push the engine readings over to Dynon or Garmin systems as opposed to your Viking View?

    • @eggenfellner
      @eggenfellner  5 лет назад +3

      Yes, you can do any engine monitor you would like. We can build a 2 liter for you

    • @owenslanc18
      @owenslanc18 5 лет назад

      @@eggenfellner COOL! I may start on it as I have access to some low mileage engines (less than 3K) and the turbo ordered new from Honda. Finding a 2.0L with Turbo is pretty difficult. Depending upon the route I take I'll contact you and get a price either everything or just the modification I need from you.

    • @owenslanc18
      @owenslanc18 5 лет назад

      @@eggenfellner Jan a little more reading a research on my part. According to the below article you're already using the 1.5L and the 2.0T but it seems it isn't tuned to the 252 or 305 outputs available. Can you expand upon that. My assumption is your doing the tuning based upon the airframe tolerances?

    • @owenslanc18
      @owenslanc18 5 лет назад

      The article I mentioned. www.experimentalaircraft.info/homebuilt-aircraft/viking-aircraft-engines.php

  • @asiasmells71
    @asiasmells71 5 лет назад +1

    Would love to see an install of one of your turbos on a sling 4.. Is it posable???

    • @eggenfellner
      @eggenfellner  5 лет назад

      Just bring one by and we will take care of it

    • @asiasmells71
      @asiasmells71 5 лет назад

      @@eggenfellner I'm living in the Philippines now can't see it happening.. But you never know lol

  • @henryware9440
    @henryware9440 2 года назад

    What is the expected cruise speed with this engine? I know VNE is allegedly 125 mph with a generous safety margin built in, I am sure. Can you exceed that with this engine. TIA

  • @jefferysomerville168
    @jefferysomerville168 5 лет назад +1

    Does that engine use a timing belt or timing chain?

  • @ADcristo
    @ADcristo 2 года назад +1

    Como ajusta peso e balanceamento após instalação do motor?

  • @stolaircraftsuyanto9728
    @stolaircraftsuyanto9728 5 лет назад +2

    Jan, engine 130hp. What price? Anything in the shipping package? Including the propeller / engine only. Please explain in detail. Thank you jan

  • @flutetubamorg
    @flutetubamorg 5 лет назад

    Is there a way to do redundant ECU's? How about variable speed props, is that possible?

  • @MrJames6674
    @MrJames6674 5 лет назад

    my question is are your auto conversion engines new ???? other then that they are NICE !!!

    • @eggenfellner
      @eggenfellner  5 лет назад +2

      You choose. New or with a few miles. In any case, all from 2020 model year.

  • @howardyin
    @howardyin 3 года назад

    did you change the ECU of handa engine?

    • @eggenfellner
      @eggenfellner  3 года назад

      Yes, we don't need that ECU, it has far more programming than necessary. We program it with our own Tefcell wire harness as well.

  • @Flienlow
    @Flienlow 5 лет назад

    Does the throttle fail full if cable breaks??

    • @eggenfellner
      @eggenfellner  5 лет назад +1

      We don't use Rotax bicycle cables. All cables are certified Teflon lined aircraft style push pull cables. No springs, etc.

  • @jimmorrison306
    @jimmorrison306 5 лет назад +2

    I would love to know what the recommended TBO is. What kind of life are people getting out of these?

    • @eggenfellner
      @eggenfellner  5 лет назад +3

      Hey Jim, standard TBO 2000 hours if not more along with more affordable maintenance because you can get everything yourself locally without issue. We have combined thousands and thousands of hours with over 500 customers worldwide. The highest hourly wise outside of our own is between 700-800 hours, without issue which as you know in an experimental slower aircraft is a lot of flying.