Peter Krok is running a new Yahoo group forum primarily for owners of Eggenfellner engine packages to share information and solutions with other owners. The forum is not affiliated with the factory and membership is restricted to those approved by the moderator.
Typical discussion topics include: propellers, engines, common problems, fixes for problems, ECUs, gearboxes, wiring, cooling systems, fuel systems, mods, W&B, airframe specific issues, safety etc.
The aim is to compile a database of knowledge and experiences from the many Eggenfellner customers out there to improve the performance and safety of these wonderful engines. The group is essentially uncensored (within the bounds of good taste) and covers all Eggenfellner engine packages. Another main focus is to inspire builders, who might be stalled out, to finish their aircraft though flight reports, photos, help, positive support and flight videos.
The more we get flying successfully, the better it is for the factory to ensure a continued supply of parts and packages into the future for all customers.
We'd like to hear from you if you are interested. You can read a bit more about the mission here: http://www.eaa.org/experimenter/articles/2009-02_subenews.asp
Contact info for Peter is contained in the article.
Typical discussion topics include: propellers, engines, common problems, fixes for problems, ECUs, gearboxes, wiring, cooling systems, fuel systems, mods, W&B, airframe specific issues, safety etc.
The aim is to compile a database of knowledge and experiences from the many Eggenfellner customers out there to improve the performance and safety of these wonderful engines. The group is essentially uncensored (within the bounds of good taste) and covers all Eggenfellner engine packages. Another main focus is to inspire builders, who might be stalled out, to finish their aircraft though flight reports, photos, help, positive support and flight videos.
The more we get flying successfully, the better it is for the factory to ensure a continued supply of parts and packages into the future for all customers.
We'd like to hear from you if you are interested. You can read a bit more about the mission here: http://www.eaa.org/experimenter/articles/2009-02_subenews.asp
Contact info for Peter is contained in the article.
