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Ignition 

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Always perform a radio range check before flying.  Range should be at least 200 Ft. with the plane on the ground and 
the motor running.  If there are “glitches”, DON’T FLY!  Check for damage, loose connections, faulty radio/servo 
components, etc. 

 

When removing the spark plug caps, PULL STRAIGHT out on the caps. 

Do not pull on the ignition wires! 

If caps 

seem loose and are not making a solid metal to metal contact with the spark plug base, use a small hose clamp 
around the base of the cap to keep them firmly attached to the base of the plug.  To prevent radio interference, the 
spark plug caps must have the split retainer ring around the base to insure a tight fit. – DON’T FLY WITHOUT THEM! 

 

Timing is set at the factory and should not need adjustment. Contact Desert Aircraft if you have any questions 
regarding timing.  

 

Only use NGK CM-6 spark plugs.  Other plugs may not fit the plug caps firmly.  

 

Plug gap is .018” to .020" (.38 to .50 mm)    

 

Never operate the ignition without a spark plug in the plug caps! This can permanently damage the ignition coil.  

 

 
 
Desert Aircraft V2 Ignition Specifications 

Note: Specifications subject to change. 

Parameter 

Minimum 

Typical 

Maximum 

Operating voltage 

4.5Vdc 

4.8 to 7.4Vdc 

8.5Vdc 

Current draw. (See graph) 

40mA (zero RPM) 

90 to 500mA 

600mA 

Output voltage 

20Kv 

21kV 

25kV 

 RPM range 

250RPM 

900 to 9,500RPM 

15,000 RPM 

North pole magnet 

 

40 degrees BTDC 

 

South pole magnets 

 

110 and 5 degrees BTDC 

 

Operating temp (module) 

15

o

F  (-10

o

C) 

75

o

F  (25

o

C) 

122

o

F  (50

o

C) 

Operating temp (Sensor) 

-40

o

F  (-40

o

C) 

75

o

F  (25

o

C) 

302

o

F  (150

o

C) 

 
 

 

 

 

                                                           
 

                                                                

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500 

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1000  2000  3000  4000  5000  6000  7000  8000 

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V2 Single Ignition current draw vs battery 

voltage and RPM. 

4.8V Battery 

6.0V Battery 

7.4V Battery 

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Страница 1: ...TM DA35 Owner s Manual 4 14 Modellmarkt24 ch ...

Страница 2: ... damage Always operate the motor in an open area Do not operate indoors This motor can develop tremendous thrust Make sure the aircraft is properly secured when starting or operating the motor Inspect motor mount bolts and firewall integrity before operating the motor Anyone in the immediate area of the motor should use eye protection during operation of the motor Keep spectators at least 30 feet ...

Страница 3: ...ar the inlet to allow an unobstructed airflow into the carburetor If the carburetor is located in front of the firewall be sure there is at least 3 8 10mm of clearance from the carburetor inlet If there is less than this make a hole larger than the carburetor inlet diameter in the firewall to insure the carburetor s intake is un restricted The throttle arm is tapped for a 4 40 SAE ball link The re...

Страница 4: ...are all that is required 1 Push the spark plug cap onto the CM6 spark plug until the hex of the spark plug is covered by the cap outer shell The cap is secured by both the outer housing around the plug hex as well as the internal silicon moulding fitting over the plug top 2 Plug the sensor lead into the module in the slot marked SENSOR A Futaba style lead is used so that it will only plug in one w...

Страница 5: ...sert Aircraft if you have any questions regarding timing Only use NGK CM 6 spark plugs Other plugs may not fit the plug caps firmly Plug gap is 018 to 020 38 to 50 mm Never operate the ignition without a spark plug in the plug caps This can permanently damage the ignition coil Desert Aircraft V2 Ignition Specifications Note Specifications subject to change Parameter Minimum Typical Maximum Operati...

Страница 6: ...5 Modellmarkt24 ch ...

Страница 7: ...ays check and tighten prop bolts before each flight Loose prop bolts allow prop movement which will shear the bolts Always use the correct length prop bolts If a spinner back plate is not used the prop bolts may be too long and can bottom out in the hub before they fully tighten against the prop washer The exhaust system weight of the airplane field elevation etc will have an effect on what prop l...

Страница 8: ...ndard and optical Wires can break from vibration near connectors Check and or swap out regulators isolators or optical switches if using one Check tank venting clunk position and fuel flow Fuel doesn t move in the line when the prop is flipped or carb doesn t prime Is the choke plate closed completely Make sure tank is vented Make sure there are no air fuel links on the engine case or carb mount a...

Страница 9: ...bon deposits to avoid damaging the parts Once an attempt to remove carbon has been made the task must be completed as any remaining carbon may be loosened and can dislodge while the engine is running This can damage the engine and or bridge the spark plug Manuals may be updated with additional tips and trouble shooting info from time to time Please check our web site www desertaircraft com or cont...

Страница 10: ...___ Other Items __________ REASON FOR ENGINE AND OR IGNITION RETURN Crash Yes____ No____ Other_________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ____________...

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