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June 11th 10, 04:45 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
jerry wass
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Knock sensor
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On Jun 8, 5:59 am, brian whatcott wrote:
Jerry Wass wrote:
Where is the best location to mount a knock detector on a 4 cyl
Continental---(4each,O-470 jugs--314CID )
The knee jerk response would be on the hot cylinder at the back!
Brian W
The knock sensor is to detect detonation, which occurs in the upper
combustion chamber. Knock sensors should go on the heads.
But what good are knock sensors unless you're using electronic
ignition with variable timing? Is that what the OP is using?
Dan
Yes , it will have adjustable timing---, and, due to a fortuitous
acquisition of some mixed parts--(all new) a fairly high comp ration--
hence the need to monitor detonation if it occurs. Jerry
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