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Old September 27th 04, 12:27 AM
Milcom Instrumentation
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Default Rotax 503DC After-Muffler

Does the Rotax 'After-Muffler' part 878967 really work, reducing noise?.
I'm running a Rotax 503DC on my Gyro and constantly operating between 6000 &
6600 rpm.
Interested to hear from anyone who has fitted / heard one operating with
after muffler
Thanks in advance, John


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Old September 27th 04, 03:46 PM
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Does the Rotax 'After-Muffler' part 878967 really work, reducing noise?.
I'm running a Rotax 503DC on my Gyro and constantly operating between 6000 &
6600 rpm.


The after muffler and intake silencer work very well. You will still have the
major source of noise to deal with, the prop.

Be prepared to have to re-jet the carbs.
Tom
 




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