mogley

Is the ignition of the DA-50 when turned on completely quiet or should there be some noise that one can hear?

Josey Wales

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Ive never heard any noise..what do you hear?

mogley

nothing, that was just it. I was expecting to her some noise or something when it is turned on

car147

splais

My Feedback: (25)

If you hear noise coming from it, you better run like hell[X(]

Tired Old Man

My Feedback: (1)

You may sometimes hear a rythmic ticking sound. Should that be heard one should immediately and rapidly evacuate the area for a radius of at least 100 meters to prevent injury that would result from the impending explosion

BlenderBender

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good one!

MrEdge

If you disconnect the plug from the DA ignition, will you see a spark in the cap when you pass the hall sensor? I dont see one or hear the telltale clicking sound when its disconnected and I also dont seem to be getting any continuity when I test the leads coming from the ignition...Any help?

Tired Old Man

My Feedback: (1)

Electronic ignitions of all types are typically silent when activated. One or two may have some kind of "beep" but the vast majority do not. Even when functioning providing spark to the plug there will generally be no noise from the ignition. The only noise to be heard with a functional ignition will be the sound of an electrical arc at the plug electrode if the plug was removed from the engine or the sweet sound of raw power passing through the exhaust pipe(s).

I agree with the others. If you're hearing something with the ignition turned on run like the wind. Sucker coiuld have been packed and ticking down the time to explosion

phippsj

My Feedback: (15)

No sounds. Got to flip the prop to get sounds!

You won't see a spark between the cap and plug when you rotate the prop slowly. DA's ignition requires a swift flip of the prop for the ignition to spark. Just a safety feature.

Call or email DA if you have problems. They are quite helpful.

JOHNS3D

My Feedback: (5)

the only way that you can hear the ingition/spark is by removing the plug from the engine and rotate the propeller, you see the spark on the gap and see it.

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