User Manual

GS R/C
DLA ENGINE OPERATING-INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
08/20/2014 Copyrighted Material
Owner’s Manual All Rights Reserved 03180-10000
Page - 28 DLA 32, 58, 64, 116, 116-I2 & 128cc Rev. A.05.01
It is mandatory that you filter the gasoline from the source as it is pumped into the aircraft’s fuel
tank. Failure to do so can damage the carburetor and cause engine failure.
One may also place an in-line fuel filter between the aircraft’s fuel tank and the carburetor. The in-
line filter must not restrict the free fuel flow from the aircraft’s fuel tank to the carburetor. An in-
line filter must be periodically cleaned by back flowing clean gasoline backwards through the in-
line filter. Remove the in-line filter from the carburetor supply line prior to cleaning. Never, clean
backward into the aircraft’s fuel tank. Re-flush clean gas, forward through the in-line filter prior
to re-installing the filter in the aircraft.
Many good filters are available commercially, consult your local hobby shop.
FUEL POINT
The Golden Skies R/C Aircraft, Fuel Point™ is specifically designed to make it easy to add gas to
the aircraft’s fuel tank. The Fuel Point™ consists for two components, 1) The barrel which
mounts to the aircraft cowl or fuselage, and 2) the “Plug” that seals the gas filling line and slips
into and out of the barrel. The plug is double O-ring sealed for security and has a removable flag
on the surface that may be used to indicate whether the aircraft has or has not been re-fueled. The
operation is to feed the Tygon® fuel line from the tank, through the barrel and attach it to the
plug’s barbed nipple. The plug is then inserted into the barrel for a smooth and sleek appearance
on the fuselage surface. When fueling, pull the plug from the barrel, detach the fuel line from the
nipple, and insert the fuel source nipple into the fuel source line. Fuel is then added to the tank,
until the fuel flows out of the vent line, indicating the tank to be full. Always “catch” the overflow
as to not pollute the environment.
PROPELLER SELECTION:
The recommended propellers are as listed below:
DLA 32cc 18 x 8/10, 19 x 8, 20 x 8 (Diameter (in) x Pitch / Pitch range)
DLA 58cc 22 x 10, 23 x 8/10, 24 x 8 (Diameter (in) x Pitch / Pitch range)
DLA 64cc 22 x 10, 23 x 8/10, 24 x 8 (Diameter (in) x Pitch / Pitch range)
DLA 116cc 26 x 10/12, 27 x 10, 28 x 10 (Diameter (in) x Pitch / Pitch range)
DLA 116 I2 27 x 10/12, 28 x 10, 29 x 10 (Diameter (in) x Pitch / Pitch range)
DLA 128cc 27 x 10/12, 28 x 8/10, 29 x 10 (Diameter (in) x Pitch / Pitch range)
Some the acceptable propeller manufacturers are:
Menz
Xoar
Vess
Mejzlik
APC
Airmodels
Boala
NX
Vess