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Dear pilots and builders,
I live in the Swiss Alps and we are often flying over 10,000 ft and would really like to try to fit a Rotax 914 on my Savannah under construction.
Does anyone have any experience? Is the engine mount different?
What modifications are needed?
Any help is welcome.

 

Thanks and blue skies

 

Luca
 

 

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Edited by Luca Milesi
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Luca, maybe have a look at the 912 iS. To this end go to Vans page and compare the service ceiling of the 912 iS to that of the 912 ULS: It's 4300 ft higher! And this is just because the injection can adapt the mixture to low pressure better than the carburetors. This together with about 1/4 less gas consumed, and no balancing of the carbs. Maybe that's exactly what you need to fly over the alps: better efficiency.

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