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  • CHT prob type for GRT?

    I’m ordering a GRT EMS package which comes with probes. There is a choice of bayonet or ring type CHT probes. My engine is a Bob Barrows parallel valve, carbureted 0360, standard except for the addition of one SDS electronic ignition. ( therefore one set of auto plugs for the SDS and one set of aviation plugs for the bending mag) Does anyone know the appropriate type of EMS probes to order for this engine? Thanks

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    My Bob 0360 has ports for bayonet

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    • #3
      My engine is stored 35 miles away. I’ll go take a look at it. What am I looking for; what do bayonet poorest look like?

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      • #4
        There is a threaded port down below the sparkplug. Bayonet has a nut and spring for tension. I'm also using GRT

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        • #5
          Thanks for the info. I’ve decided on the most basic Sport EFIS for flight instruments and the advanced remote mounted engine monitor for the engine. These should serve to keep the cost down and the panel uncluttered. I am going to panel-mount a Garmin GTR 200 radio which has an intercom. I shouldn’t need a com panel. I have a Garmin 796 Era gps which I really like. Unfortunately, it’s too tall to fit in the panel in portrait mode, so I’m going to have to turn it to landscape mode (undesirable for map plotting and viewing) or else mount it against the panel rather than in it, extending somewhat above the top of the boot cowl. (Less elegant but more useful). I haven’t decided on the transponder and ADSB but heavily leaning toward a Tailbeacon X. No panel space is required, it can be run from the EFIS screen, and no other antennae need be mounted. I can add it later on in the project, and even test fly without it if desired (in Canada). Backup flight instruments will be by the 796 and the horizon. Standby engines info will be engine sound and throttle and prop lever position.

          I’d like to know your intended setup
          Last edited by Pbruce; 07-28-2023, 09:59 AM.

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          • #6
            image.jpg​Should have one of these under each cylinder head. If not, they are available from spruce

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            • Pbruce
              Pbruce commented
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              Thanks Steve. Have you flown the Patrol on the amphibious yet? I’m very excited to hear about it

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            Are these cht bayonet ports? Silver bolts on top of the engine, inside the valve covers, outside the spark plugs and several inches forward of them?
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            • zkelley2
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              No, those are primer/injector ports.

              The cht ports are on the bottom of the engine.

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            Ok, that makes sense. Thanks, z. Could it be this hole adjacent the plug on the bottom of the eengine?
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            • zkelley2
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              That's it.
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