REFLECTOR: Nose cowl flap

Scott Derrick scott at tnstaafl.net
Thu Oct 15 19:54:42 CDT 2009


That sounds like a great idea!

Hmm... My next task was to install a temporary oil cooler exit scoop and
evaluate how that effected my oil temps. Since I don't have a scoop now
installing a hinged scoop would be as easy if not easier than a fixed
one. hmmm....

Gonna have to think about this!

Scott

Don Johnston wrote:
>
> With my plane upside down now I’m working on the nose oil cooler exit
> and I’ve been thinking about it. On my Cessna 182, the cowl flaps are
> adjustable and look just like the one on the engine cowl of the
> recently posted picture.
>
> http://www.tvbf.org/mailman/private/reflector/attachments/20091013/575a646a/attachment-0001.jpg
>
> Now when that cowl flap is open, it creates a very good low pressure
> area. And being adjustable, if not needed, when closed is flush with
> the skin generating almost no drag.
>
> Has anyone tried an adjustable cowl flap for the nose oil cooler exit?
>
> -Don Johnston (XL-RG)
>
> www.velocity-xl.com <http://www.velocity-xl.com>
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