Jabiru 3300 Installation tricks/tips/gotchas

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Re: Jabiru 3300 Installation tricks/tips/gotchas

Postby fastj22 » Thu Dec 29, 2011 12:21 pm

Thanks Kip. One more question, what was the rivet separation on the doublers? 1 inch?

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Re: Jabiru 3300 Installation tricks/tips/gotchas

Postby N111YX » Thu Dec 29, 2011 4:25 pm

One inch is fine. Anything that looks "JAR" (just about right) should work.

I should have the cowl off in the next week or and and I'll take some pics... ;)


fastj22 wrote:Thanks Kip. One more question, what was the rivet separation on the doublers? 1 inch?
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Re: Jabiru 3300 Installation tricks/tips/gotchas

Postby N111YX » Sat Jan 07, 2012 9:31 am

Here's a pic. These were hastily built and the metal on hand was probably too thick but they work...no more cracking... :P
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Re: Jabiru 3300 Installation tricks/tips/gotchas

Postby sonex293 » Sat Jan 07, 2012 10:07 am

Kip,

I've had to do the same on my J3300. Pulled the cowl recently and noticed that my patches now have cracks! I've got my conditional inspection coming up in April and I'm thinking about re-doing the baffle sides and somehow incorporating movement joints. I've still got a few months to think about it.
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Re: Jabiru 3300 Installation tricks/tips/gotchas

Postby N111YX » Tue Jan 17, 2012 1:27 am

Vertical running hinge pins would probably work great where the doublers are and provide relief... :P

sonex293 wrote:Kip,

I've had to do the same on my J3300. Pulled the cowl recently and noticed that my patches now have cracks! I've got my conditional inspection coming up in April and I'm thinking about re-doing the baffle sides and somehow incorporating movement joints. I've still got a few months to think about it.
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Re: Jabiru 3300 Installation tricks/tips/gotchas

Postby N111YX » Tue Jan 17, 2012 1:29 am

Adding to the above list, get one of these...

http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/a ... ckdv52.php
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Re: Jabiru 3300 Installation tricks/tips/gotchas

Postby fastj22 » Wed Jan 18, 2012 12:06 am

N111YX wrote:Vertical running hinge pins would probably work great where the doublers are and provide relief... :P

sonex293 wrote:Kip,

I've had to do the same on my J3300. Pulled the cowl recently and noticed that my patches now have cracks! I've got my conditional inspection coming up in April and I'm thinking about re-doing the baffle sides and somehow incorporating movement joints. I've still got a few months to think about it.

Could one just cut a relief channel and seal the gap with the red baffle tape like the front?

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Re: Jabiru 3300 Installation tricks/tips/gotchas

Postby N111YX » Wed Jan 18, 2012 1:27 am

That might work as long as the stresses don't migrate to the top of the box. Mechanically binding the structures opposite the relief cut would be best I think...



fastj22 wrote:
N111YX wrote:Vertical running hinge pins would probably work great where the doublers are and provide relief... :P

sonex293 wrote:Kip,

I've had to do the same on my J3300. Pulled the cowl recently and noticed that my patches now have cracks! I've got my conditional inspection coming up in April and I'm thinking about re-doing the baffle sides and somehow incorporating movement joints. I've still got a few months to think about it.

Could one just cut a relief channel and seal the gap with the red baffle tape like the front?
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Re: Jabiru 3300 Installation tricks/tips/gotchas

Postby Jim » Sat Jan 21, 2012 12:38 pm

Do you have the Aerovee carb installed? If so do you have any tips on tuning it? I got mine recently, after the backorder, and can"t get tuned following their directions. I have the 2200 Jabiru.
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Re: Jabiru 3300 Installation tricks/tips/gotchas

Postby N111YX » Sun Jan 22, 2012 11:55 am

Jim wrote:Do you have the Aerovee carb installed? If so do you have any tips on tuning it? I got mine recently, after the backorder, and can"t get tuned following their directions. I have the 2200 Jabiru.


While it's a long subject that has been covered over and over in the "Yahoo" groups, the first bit of advice is don't kill your engine with heat by running it up to high power on the ground. Many people get it running decently for takeoff and finalize the tuning after seeing EGT numbers in flight. Please use caution regardless of what you do...
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