Re: Rotax 912 Preheaters

Re: Rotax 912 Preheaters

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Rotax 912 Preheaters Willard 11-04-2005
"Willard" <n55147@yahoo.com> wrote:

>I've a SLSA on order which uses a Rotax 912 engine. The owner's
>manual for this aircraft specifies that the engine should be preheated
>when the temp falls below 41 degrees F. I see that both Tanis and
>Reiff have engine-intalled preheaters available for the 912. Anyone
>have any experience with any preheater installed on a 912?
>
I've a Reiff oil sump heater on my RV-6A O-360. I'd assume that
an engine is an engine so as long as the Reiff system fits it would
perform as well on your Rotax 912 as it does on my engine. I use a
timer rated for this application that turns on about five hours before
I fly. I'm in an insulated and heated (to 40 deg F) hangar and the
oil temp is around 90 deg F when I start up.

Ron Lee




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