L LoneRanger Joined Jul 2, 2007 Messages 5,294 Sep 11, 2014 #1 Wasn't aware of that. Noticed it when researching about 100LL alternative fuels, that the Dept of Defense procures ASTM D7547 91UL "Mogas" to fuel the Predator's Rotax 914.
Wasn't aware of that. Noticed it when researching about 100LL alternative fuels, that the Dept of Defense procures ASTM D7547 91UL "Mogas" to fuel the Predator's Rotax 914.
GumbyJarvis Joined Aug 24, 2011 Messages 2,634 Location Tampa Bay Sep 11, 2014 #2 HMMWVs run on JP-8?
M mattwithcats Joined Jun 13, 2013 Messages 3,084 Sep 11, 2014 #3 87 octane no lead gas... Wonder what the Navy is going to do when they start having drones on aircraft carrier decks? Gasoline is flammable, then there is the delivery. Everything is JP5, JP8, or diesel...
87 octane no lead gas... Wonder what the Navy is going to do when they start having drones on aircraft carrier decks? Gasoline is flammable, then there is the delivery. Everything is JP5, JP8, or diesel...
Boomer Joined Sep 19, 2008 Messages 2,977 Location Pennsylvania Sep 11, 2014 #4 Navy handled LOTS of gasoline in WWII on carriers.
L LoneRanger Thread starter Joined Jul 2, 2007 Messages 5,294 Sep 12, 2014 #5 It's 91. The Rotax 914 is turbocharged so I'm surprised it's not ASTM D4814 93. Originally Posted By: mattwithcats 87 octane no lead gas... Wonder what the Navy is going to do when they start having drones on aircraft carrier decks? Gasoline is flammable, then there is the delivery. Everything is JP5, JP8, or diesel...
It's 91. The Rotax 914 is turbocharged so I'm surprised it's not ASTM D4814 93. Originally Posted By: mattwithcats 87 octane no lead gas... Wonder what the Navy is going to do when they start having drones on aircraft carrier decks? Gasoline is flammable, then there is the delivery. Everything is JP5, JP8, or diesel...
Cujet Joined Feb 15, 2003 Messages 15,660 Location Jupiter, Florida Sep 12, 2014 #6 I believe that all of the Rotax engines are approved for auto fuel without ethanol. The local guys use REC-90. The oil change interval is severely shortened if 100LL is used.
I believe that all of the Rotax engines are approved for auto fuel without ethanol. The local guys use REC-90. The oil change interval is severely shortened if 100LL is used.
Astro14 $100 Site Donor Staff member Joined Oct 10, 2010 Messages 20,290 Location Virginia Beach Sep 13, 2014 #7 Originally Posted By: mattwithcats 87 octane no lead gas... Wonder what the Navy is going to do when they start having drones on aircraft carrier decks? Gasoline is flammable, then there is the delivery. Everything is JP5, JP8, or diesel... The Navy isn't considering the Predator. The UCLASS is a big, jet, airplane.
Originally Posted By: mattwithcats 87 octane no lead gas... Wonder what the Navy is going to do when they start having drones on aircraft carrier decks? Gasoline is flammable, then there is the delivery. Everything is JP5, JP8, or diesel... The Navy isn't considering the Predator. The UCLASS is a big, jet, airplane.