by Kevin Stewart » 3 years ago
The bottle that I saw melted wasn't a genuine Rotax one but was one made of a softer type of plastic that obviously couldn't withstand 100+ degree water.
by Jim Isaacs » 3 years ago
I’m sorry but did you say full power (Wide Open Throttle?) in your aircraft is 4,800 rpm?
by Bill Hertzel » 3 years ago
It is suspicious that the only melting was at one corner and not the whole bottom of the bottle.
Without the pressure of the coolant system, 50/50 Antifreeze will boil and not get any hotter than ~225°F in the bottle.
I would suspect the melting was caused by an external heat source and happened AFTER the bottle was already empty.
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WOT = 4800 rpm and 40-50 kts. ???
What aircraft is this?
Bill Hertzel
Rotax 912is
North Ridgeville, OH, USA
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by Neil Cooper » 3 years ago
No. Full power WOT straight and level is 5600rpm
In a 30° full power climb at stall it was 4800
by Neil Cooper » 3 years ago
Zodiac 601HDS
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