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N13472(at)aol.com
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Posted: Thu May 21, 2015 5:26 pm Post subject: CJ6 Housai

Cannot say for sure as I only have one channel EGT. But it runs smooth and as 

I keep going lean of peak the power just drops off never any roughness.

Another  Cj-6  that I fly has a 9 Ch. EGT on a M14 with throttle body fuel injection 

and all 9 cyl stay very even and you can lean to cut off with no roughness.

Tom Elliott

CJ-6A NX63727

777 Quartz Ave

PMB 7004

Sandy Valley NV

89019

Cell 541-297-5497

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Ttail

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Posted: Fri May 22, 2015 3:08 pm Post subject: Re: CJ6 Housai

What are the exact meanings of the Chinese characters in the image below. From the discussion in this thread the Mixture ones I presume relate to Altitude in "Thousands of Metres", but what are they exactly ?







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Ernie

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Posted: Fri May 22, 2015 3:16 pm Post subject: CJ6 Housai

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fishmouth500

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Posted: Fri May 22, 2015 3:27 pm Post subject: CJ6 Housai

"Abandon hope all ye who enter here" - or something close.



In Mandarin you could render it as "there's still time to buy a Yak"

Sorry not to be of more help

Cheers

J



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Posted: Fri May 22, 2015 4:26 pm Post subject: CJ6 Housai

Some characters are missing in your labels, but they look to be the following:

The top label is "throttle control"; and 

The bottom label is "high altitude adjustments".

To counter John's translation, the above labels also mean "I fly faster and further than Yak's" 

   





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Ttail

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Posted: Tue May 26, 2015 1:04 am Post subject: Re: CJ6 Housai

Found these on the backseat Mixture quadrant. Buried under paint and other crap. Only visible after a really good clean

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Posted: Tue May 26, 2015 8:04 am Post subject: CJ6 Housai

"To counter John's translation, the above labels also mean "I fly faster and further than Yak's" "



Not all YAKS Robin ......     



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Posted: Wed May 27, 2015 12:19 pm Post subject: CJ6 Housai

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"To counter John's translation, the above labels also mean "I fly faster and further

than Yak's" "
	




Not all YAKS Robin ......     



Mark 

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Enough cheap talk ye Knaves of the Round Engine! Your easy prattle is worth naught a farthing without doing the deed of which ye speak!
	




Join me on the Field of Honor in a Sporting Contest of Speed in the AirVenture Cup. On July 19th the race starts from Mt. Vernon, IL (KMVN)and winds it's way up to Wausau, WI (KAUW), some 410NM. See the AVC website for entry info. Pay the fee by June 1st and save $10.



Then will be the separation of Winners from the Wieners and Whiners. There are classes for both CJ's and Yaks. Be there and Walk the Talk.



Craig Payne

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Posted: Wed May 27, 2015 12:30 pm Post subject: CJ6 Housai

Are CJ's with "big motors" competing against those with stock motors?  Or are they in a class to themselves?  JB



 



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"To counter John's translation, the above labels also mean "I fly faster and further

than Yak's" "
	


 



Not all YAKS Robin ......     

 



Mark 

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Enough cheap talk ye Knaves of the Round Engine! Your easy prattle is worth naught a farthing without doing the deed of which ye speak!
	


 



Join me on the Field of Honor in a Sporting Contest of Speed in the AirVenture Cup. On July 19th the race starts from Mt. Vernon, IL (KMVN)and winds it's way up to Wausau, WI (KAUW), some 410NM. See the AVC website for entry info. Pay the fee by June 1st and save $10.

 



Then will be the separation of Winners from the Wieners and Whiners. There are classes for both CJ's and Yaks. Be there and Walk the Talk.

 



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airmanv2

Joined: 01 Dec 2013
Posts: 49
Location: France - Normandy

Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2015 5:32 am Post subject: Re: CJ6 Housai

hello , 



read this  from my engine manual (Huosai HS6A)

4.  Operation of   the   altitude  governor for   carburetor :



Carburetor attitude governor is used for  adjusting the mixture ratio  at   altitude, usually  for  climbing or   level flight  higher than  500 m. altitude.   The  method of operation  as follows:



 



a. Set  the   pitch changing  control lever in   the   lower pitch position.



b.  First   fix   the   throttle  in  the   required-   operating speed position, then slowly   move altitude control lever  to the  "full  close, direction, un til  the  rotating speed reaches max. value (i.e.  the  speêd.  will  drop for  further advancing the   lever)..



c. Pull  back the  altitude  control lever to  "full  open" direction, fix  it  until   the   rotating speed drops slightly.



d. Adjust the  engine to  wanted rating with the  throttle  and the   pitch changing  control lever.



Best Regards

Bruno

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