Photos - Salton Sea, California Fly-in 2010

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Photos - Salton Sea, California Fly-in 2010

Postby tdrtw » Fri Feb 05, 2010 6:30 pm

Here are some photos of Eric Savenger and I's trip out to the Salton Sea flyin event. We had perfect weather conditions for all day flying pretty much the whole time we were gone. We would take off at sunrise, head out for the day landing in all sorts of places, meeting all sorts of people and come back by sunset - filming the whole trip. Eric works in the photography field travelling around to hospitals setting up equipment, and thus takes wonderful photos. The highlight for both of us was playing around in the Glamis Sand Dunes.

http://www.emuvideo.com/images/trike/salton2010/

I have lots of video to start working on now!

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Re: Photos - Salton Sea, California Fly-in 2010

Postby Boet » Sat Feb 06, 2010 11:55 am

Mmmm. HKS engine?? ## ## ## ## ##
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Re: Photos - Salton Sea, California Fly-in 2010

Postby tdrtw » Mon Feb 08, 2010 8:21 pm

Correct Boet, it is a HKS-700E engine.
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Re: Photos - Salton Sea, California Fly-in 2010

Postby Joninmoz » Tue Feb 09, 2010 9:00 am

How does the HKS perform at higher altitudes ( 4000 - 5000 ft agl)? Have you had any reliability issues?
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Re: Photos - Salton Sea, California Fly-in 2010

Postby tdrtw » Mon Feb 15, 2010 5:49 am

Hi Jonimoz, HKS is a little on the underpowered side in the 6,000+ altitudes for 2 up. By myself it is fine. I've flown it now from -200 to 9,600 feet without changing any settings. At sea level it's a great engine 2 up I believe. I have never flown 2up before in my HKS ... yet.

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