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General| Engine Type | 2-stroke |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Glow fuel |
| Bore | 32.0 mm |
| Glow Plug | O.S. No.8 |
| Shaft Diameter | 8mm |
Covers critical safety points like propeller contact, fuel handling, heat, and enclosed spaces.
Details on engine purpose, mounting, silencer use, propeller selection, and starter use.
Details the design purpose, features, and target audience for the MAX-140RX engine.
Identifies and illustrates key parts of the engine, including cylinder head, crankshaft, and carburetor.
Provides instructions and diagrams for correctly fitting the glow plug into the engine.
Discusses secure engine mounting, vibration reduction, and potential power loss with soft mounts.
Explains throttle linkage setup, idling speed, and the use of the throttle stop screw.
Advises on securing the exhaust system and ensuring the engine/spinner clears the cowling.
Details correct fuel tank installation and the usage of the fuel pick-up weight.
Provides guidance on using silicone tubing and securing fuel line connections.
Discusses glow plug selection, ignition initiation, and automatic timing adjustment.
Covers extending glow plug life and indicators for replacement.
Advises on selecting suitable fuel, nitromethane content, and lubricant percentages.
Guides on choosing propellers, balancing, safety locknut assembly, and handling damaged propellers.
Explains the role of the tuned silencer, performance benefits, and effective pipe setting.
Details the procedure for setting header pipe length for optimal performance and noise reduction.
Describes the two adjustable controls on the Type 70A carburetor: Mixture Control and Throttle Stop screws.
Provides a step-by-step guide for safely starting the engine using an electric starter.
Highlights crucial warnings like avoiding choking and checking for flooding before starting.
Explains the required fuel, needle-valve settings, and procedure for breaking in the engine.
Advises on how to conduct running-in during initial flights, including mixture adjustments.
Details how to adjust the mixture control screw for proper idling and acceleration.
Explains how to diagnose and correct uneven idling or smoking due to mixture issues.
Warns against disassembling the pump, moving its screw, or using sharp objects for cleaning.
Stresses the importance of using fuel filters to prevent foreign matter from damaging the pump system.
Covers cleaning the fuel system, emptying the tank, and preparing the engine for storage.
Details draining fuel, running out residual fuel, and applying after-run oil for protection.
Lists the components of the 70A carburetor with corresponding part numbers and descriptions.
Provides a detailed exploded diagram of the engine components.
Lists all engine parts with their respective code numbers and descriptions.
Showcases genuine O.S. parts like glow plugs, filters, and tools for the engine.
Presents detailed three-view drawings with key engine dimensions and specifications.
