Product Updates
10/13/2006
Bob Wilcox
Attention Kero Start Engines Users:
If the engine fails to start, you can get excess kerosene in the engine. YOU CANNOT REMOVE EXCESS KEROSENE BY TILTING THE PLANE WITH THE NOSE UP IN THE AIR.
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9/25/2006
Failsafe and the Auxiliary channel:
DO NOT ASSUME THAT YOU PROGRAM THE AUXILIARY CHANNEL LIKE THE THROTTLE CHANNEL FOR FAILSAFE!
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01/31/2006
When installing the Kerosene
starter in the P60, please note:
The P60 glow plug boss may
have damaged threads near the combustion chamber.
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12/19/2005
A new version for Jettronic for Windows is available. Check out downloads for the latest version.
JetCat USA News
9/27/2007
At
Florida Jets 2007, JetCat USA
introduced the Titan SE and P-120 SE
turbines. These new Special Edition
turbines feature revolutionary
technology allowing them to
accelerate rapidly while maintaining
the legendary JetCat reliability.
1/3/2005
This is an e-mail from one of our long time customers, Rick Silz. Rick flies at Rabbit Dry Lake here in S. California. This guy really flies!!!
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It just gets better. Now with 22Lbs of thrust!
Introducing the new JetCat P80-SE with more POWER and enhanced reliability.
The P80-SE continues our extreemly successfull P80 engine. The new design of the P80-SE incorporates an optimized compressor/diffusor-system, resulting in higher engine performance and reliability.
The engine follows throttle commands almost without delay. In addition to the outstanding features of or ECU V6.0, the new ECU V6.3 has an „auto power down“ function built in, which allows to switch off the engine power supply (--> receiver off) before the engine cool down sequence has been finished. In this case the ECU will stay powered on, finish the cool down sequence and then auto power down itself.
JetCat P-80-SE turbine complete with starter includes:
- Jet-tronic ECU (fuel control electronics)
- GSU (Display and Programmer)
- LED I/O board
- Miniature fuel pump
- Electronic starting gas valve
- Electronic Fuel valve
- Fuel tubing, tubing connector set, filters, and cable set
- 6 cell, 1250mA battery pack
- Starting gas tank
- Turbine mounting clamp, RamTec compatible
- Detailed instruction manual
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Thrust: |
22 LB @ 125,000 RPM
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Weight: |
2.9 LB, incl. starter
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Diameter: |
4.4 inches
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RPM Range: |
35,000 - 120,000
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Exhaust gas temp.: |
580°C -690°C
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Fuel consumption: |
9 oz per/min at full power
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Fuel: |
Jet A1, 1-K kerosene
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Lubrication: |
approximately 5% synthetic turbine oil in the fuel
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Maintenance interval: |
25 hours
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P80-SE Thrust Chart
| RPM |
Thrust |
| 35,000 |
0.8 |
| 85,000 |
8.0 |
| 93,000 |
10.0 |
| 101,000 |
12.5 |
| 110,000 |
15.0 |
| 117,000 |
17.0 |
| 118,000 |
18.0 |
| 120,000 |
20.0 |
125,000 |
22.00 |
The values are approximate and can vary slightly from engine to engine.
Values at Standard Temperature and Pressure.
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