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1. 07:57 AM - Re: 912S/ oil cooler efficiency (Fred Shiple)
2. 06:37 PM - 582 jeting on a choped muffler k f 2 (Malcolmbru@aol.com)
3. 06:59 PM - Re: Fuel backflow valve? (Rex Shaw)
4. 07:56 PM - Not asking a lot hear, just a minute of your time..............for the kids. (Sid Hausding)
5. 09:28 PM - Re: 582 jeting on a choped muffler k f 2 (Don Smythe)
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| Subject: | Re: 912S/ oil cooler efficiency |
--> Kitfox-List message posted by: Fred Shiple <fredshiple@sbcglobal.net>
John,
I use Honda's 50-50 premixed antifreeze. I'am having no problems with my water
temps.
I'm visiting my kids here in San Francisco, so if I don't get back to you until
Tuesday, it's because I don't always have internet access.
Fred
what concentration? What do you dilute it with? I use Havoline
Extended Life and dilute it 50/50 with distilled water
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| Subject: | 582 jeting on a choped muffler k f 2 |
--> Kitfox-List message posted by: Malcolmbru@aol.com
any body have any experences with jetting the K F 2 582 with the choped
muffler
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| Subject: | Re: Fuel backflow valve? |
--> Kitfox-List message posted by: "Rex Shaw" <rexjan@bigpond.com>
Hi ! Ron,
not sure if this is the exact answer you are looking for =
but what I'm in the process of doing is a bit similar. I am using a =
Facet 40171 pump from Aircraft Spruce. It has check valves that stop =
flow in either direction when the pump is turned off or failed. I have a =
Rotax 582 with the dual outlet DF52 pulse pump. I also am changing that =
for a triple outlet pump. I am taking two outlets from the header tank. =
One as is now through a filter to the pulse pump the second outlet =
through the Facet 40171 and another filter to the 3rd outlet on the new =
triple outlet pulse pump. What will be happening is the outlet chamber =
in the new pulse pump will be acting as a "T" piece so either or both =
pumps can feed the carbies. Also pressure from the Facet pump won't be =
able to feed back due to the outlet valve in the pulse pump.
So long as the outlet chamber diaphram and outlet valve remain OK, and I =
will change this pump every two yearswhich is already a service =
requirement. I will be able to run with both pumps or just the pulse =
pump. If the pulse pump fails other than the outlet diaphram and outlet =
valve then I can run on just the Facet pump. The usual failure in the =
pulse pumps is the pulse diaphram.
This setup will also give me two filters either one of which can block =
and I am still OK.
Further I am adding an electronic Gem 205300 sensor in the top of the =
Header tank so if the fuel starts to run out in the header tank I will =
know that I only have that volume of 3 litres left and about 10 minutes =
power to land somewhere. The sensor will activate a flashing LED on the =
panel plus a beeper in my intercomm to warn me. I will be able to switch =
this off so as to get rid of the distraction.
Perhaps you can glean some info or ideas from this.
=
Rex Shaw.
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| Subject: | Not asking a lot hear, just a minute of your time..............for |
the kids.
--> Kitfox-List message posted by: Sid Hausding <avidsid@yahoo.com>
this is for a Michigan Boy.........give him your vote! Please...............
Thank you,
Sid
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I'm forwarding this email to those I think would like to help and promote sports
for our young people here in the area. It's easy to click on the link and
vote. Some of us know Maybury State Park well, and wouldn't mind seeing some
improvement on the field!
>>>"Robin Hunt" <robinntom@hotmail.com> 05/11/06 10:57 AM >>>
Hello,
I am writing you to ask a favor on behalf of a young man that plays baseball
in our league and on behalf of everybody that enjoys baseball or softball. Whether
you are a member of the KVBSA or not I would like to solicit your vote.
We have a young man, David Schulte, of the U9 Novi Powercats, who entered a contest
through Briggs and Stratton and was chosen as a "Diamonds in the Rough"
regional winner. On top of that he is in the running for the $20,000 field renovation
grand prize that they are offering. If he wins, Briggs and Stratton will
help renovate their field in Maybury State Park. As part of the prize
presentation Briggs & Stratton will also send out a film crew to capture the presentation
and that film will run in Comerica Park during Tiger games.
In order for David to win he needs votes. Lots of votes.He is the only contestant
from the state of Michigan and I know that this baseball/softball group that
are receiving this message are all supportive of improving the opportunities
of our youth, no matter where they are playing. What better way to support
our kids than to vote for better fields and playing conditions. I am asking each
of you to take a minute and go to the following website and vote for David
to help him and Michigan win the contest To vote all you have to do is go online
to
http://www.briggsdiamondsintherough.com,
enter your email, then select the vote button under David S. Age 8. He already
has one, mine, and I would ask everyone to support his efforts. He is the only
Michigan entry, so a vote for David is a vote for baseball in Michigan. Everybody
that votes only gets 1 vote so the more people that take a minute to do
this will help David in his quest. Any help you could lend in spreading the
word and raising some votes would be greatly appreciated. If you have an e-mail
distribution list to whom you can forward this information, please do so. If
you are a
coach and can send this to all of your parents and players to solicit their vote
that would also be greatly appreciated. All votes need to be cast by May 21st
I hope you all have a great season, whether it is high school or summer ball.
I look forward to seeing you on the diamonds and thank-you in advance for your
co-operation
Sincerely,
Jeff David
President
KVBSA
P.O.Box 1885
Brighton, MI
48116
586-206-7646
*** If you would like any further information regarding the KVBSA or any upcoming tournaments this summer please e-mail jeff.david@kvbsa.com or visit the kvbsa website at www.kvbsa.com
*** Please let me know if you would like to quit receiving e-mails from this address
and be taken off of any future distributions. We apologize for any inconvenience***
Novi Eight-Year-Old One of 16 Up for $20,000 Field Refurbishing Grand Prize
Nation invited to vote for their favorite Briggs & Stratton Diamond in the Rough;
Online voting begins May
10
MILWAUKEE * (May 10, 2006) * Youth baseball players across the country have set
down their bats and gloves and picked up pens and paper to enter the third
annual Briggs & Stratton Diamonds in the Rough youth essay program. Thirty-two
winners have earned a baseball prize package and $5,000 to refurbish their local
baseball field. In addition, 16 finalists, including Novi's David Schulte
who nominated Powercat Field at
Maybury Park, will be featured in a national online vote to determine the grand
prize winner. The grand prize winner will receive $20,000 toward field improvements,
as well as a baseball clinic from Hall of Famers Lou Brock and Carlton
Fisk.
The finalists' essays and corresponding photographs of
their fields are available at www.briggsdiamondsintherough.com from May 10 through May 21, and America can vote for their favorite Diamond in the Rough. Briggs & Stratton Corporation, the world's largest manufacturer of small engines, will announce the grand prize winner through the Web site on May 22.
The 16 finalists are: Cory Feig-Sandoval, Atlanta, Ga.; Andre Williamson, Baltimore,
Md.; Katelyn Haglof, Sagamore Beach, Mass.;
Andrew Stone, Joliet, Ill.; Alex Gramke, Cincinnati, Ohio; Justin Kravchuck, Cleveland,
Ohio; D. P. Lambert, Dallas, Texas; David Schulte, Novi, Mich.; Hashim
Aleem, Houston, Texas; Delton Jones, Miami, Fla.; Nicole Bublitz, Brown Deer,
Wis.; Jake Baskerville, Farmington, Minn.; Brittany Dugan, Philadelphia, Pa.;
Gabrielle Means, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Chase Bauer, Old Monroe, Mo.; and Sarah Eggnatz,
Tampa, Fla.
Past winners have used the money for improvements such as new dirt, sod, bases,
fencing and even bleachers, depending on the specific needs of each field.
"We're thrilled to be able to help youth ballplayers improve their baseball field,"
said Anita Fisher, marketing communications manager for Briggs & Stratton.
"Diamonds in the Rough gives kids with a real passion for the game the 'Power
Within' to make a real difference in their communities."
Briggs & Stratton will coordinate a dedication event at
Schulte's field to honor him and award the baseball prize package and $5,000 check.
Briggs & Stratton is the world's largest manufacturer of small, air-cooled engines for outdoor power equipment, including lawn mowers, pressure washers and generators. A substantial commitment to research and development has enabled Briggs & Stratton to reduce engine emissions by 70 percent since 1990. The engines are backed by an authorized service network of more than 16,000 U.S. dealers. Briggs & Stratton engines power equipment in more than 90 countries on all seven continents. For more information, visit www.briggsandstratton.com.
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| Subject: | Re: 582 jeting on a choped muffler k f 2 |
--> Kitfox-List message posted by: "Don Smythe" <dosmythe@cox.net>
Please explain "Chopped Muffler"
----- Original Message ----- > any body have any experences with jetting
the K F 2 582 with the choped
> muffler
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