tailskid;15026 wrote: By the time you can get a reading, the engine has cooled already.
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tailskid;15026 wrote: By the time you can get a reading, the engine has cooled already.
Ohio AV8TOR;15022 wrote: So why is an IR gun useless? Because you can't hit the back of the cylinder?
Jedijody;15044 wrote: For all the reasons stated below your post. The only time an IR gun can be accurately used is when bench or ground running if the area shot for the reading is flat black or otherwise nonreflective. You can take temp readings of various engine locations, just use a Sharpie to mark the places you want to read. But that's still no help in knowing in flight temps.
Flyncaps;15125 wrote: I have been using these for monitoring temps. Jody if you read this I would like your opinion on it. It seems to work as well or better than the Venom monitors and is not to pricey. http://www.trailtech.net/digital-gauges/tto/temperature/722-et1
I had to grind off a very small piece of the center fin for clearance. It shouldn't affect anything. I will try to attach a photo.Ohio AV8TOR;15126 wrote: How do you attach that spark plug ring to your motor, please share a picture id you can.
Ohio AV8TOR;15119 wrote: Thanks Jody, after posting that I thought about it and overlooked the inflight part. To bad Venum has discontinued there unit and so far I have not found another option. One other question please is what location on the head are you shooting for - on the fin itself or closer to the cylinder wall and closer to the top of the head or lower closer to the crankcase?
Thanks
Ohio AV8TOR;15127 wrote: I had an old prob for the meat temperature and here is a simple mounting solution but is this an acceptable location? It goes through the screw access holes in the fins.
Flyncaps;15125 wrote: I have been using these for monitoring temps. Jody if you read this I would like your opinion on it. It seems to work as well or better than the Venom monitors and is not to pricey. http://www.trailtech.net/digital-gauges/tto/temperature/722-et1