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604D4-FI (Fuel Injection)

         

The 604D4-FI is a opposed four-cylinder, two-stroke engine utilizing a belt driven propeller reduction unit and digital fuel injection. The engine has a 500 or 750 watt, 28 volt alternator option and larger alternators can be adapted. A direct drive version is currently in development, and will still incorporate the fuel injection system.

Key Features:

  • Belt driven propeller reduction unit to reduce the propeller noise of large diameter props.
  • Digital fuel injection to increase fuel economy and altitude compensation of fuel mixture.
  • Anodized aluminum parts and stainless steel hardware to protect against corrosion.
  • Carbon fiber reed valves for increased performance and durability.
  • Carbon fiber spinner with integrated spinner back plate and propeller hub.

Specifications:

Displacement 604cc/36.90 cubic inches
Bore 66mm
Stroke 44.20mm
Length 15.50"

Width

14.50" to sparkplug tips
Height 11.00"
Weight 41.00 lbs. w/o alternator
Propeller Reduction 1.875:1
LAI Recommended Propeller 43 x 32
Output 50(+) hp
Fuel Consumption 3.50 gal/hr at WOT

 *Lightning Aircraft's engines are for unmanned flight only. Please do not contact us for any manned aircraft use.


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