Re: 914 - Seeing 41.5" MAP on Takeoff
by Dave Anderson » 3 years ago
I thought that is the red line limit for the 914?
Re: 914 - Seeing 41.5" MAP on Takeoff
by Craig E Maiman » 3 years ago
39.9 is the red line limit, but I’m seeing 41.5”. Over the limit.
Re: 914 - Seeing 41.5" MAP on Takeoff
by Spiros Economou » 3 years ago
I’m seeing 41-41.5 for years now when on full boost. I never had problems with the engine. Rotax says that the set point can be overshooted for a few seconds until it gets stabilized. In my case this is happening, I command full boost , it goes higher and then it drops to around 39.9.
Re: 914 - Seeing 41.5" MAP on Takeoff
by Craig E Maiman » 3 years ago
I’ll check again but I don’t think mine goes back down, it stays at 41”+, which is unacceptable.
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