Bearing
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Bearing Life
The current record for the TJT-3000 without bearing change is 450+ flights for a TJT-3000 mounted on a HotSpot flown by Norm Thompson of Australia, mostly flown in very hot and dusty conditions. Norms TJT3000 is currently fine and showing absolutly no sign of excess bearing ware.
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Hi Marty,
That comment was in 2002. I wonder what the score is today? I wish you could read Brian Green article in the local magazine here in Australia. His engine fall appart after 10 hours of running. I had an TJT3000 which never passed the bench stage. It was upgraded about 5 times and luckly I sold it. I am running 3 JetCat now, P-120 and 2 P-160. My P-120 was serviced in Germany after 30 hours of work. It is still going great, bearings changed. Wonder how you guys service your TJT's now....
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That comment was in 2002. I wonder what the score is today? I wish you could read Brian Green article in the local magazine here in Australia. His engine fall appart after 10 hours of running. I had an TJT3000 which never passed the bench stage. It was upgraded about 5 times and luckly I sold it. I am running 3 JetCat now, P-120 and 2 P-160. My P-120 was serviced in Germany after 30 hours of work. It is still going great, bearings changed. Wonder how you guys service your TJT's now....
EUGEN
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