last update:
July 04, 2010
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Light
Speed Engineering
Leading
Ignition Technology
Since 1986
24 years of Proven Performance and Reliability
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EAA AirVenture Oshkosh
2010, is a new frontier for Light Speed Engineering. Leading
ignition technology in aircraft since 1986, the company has evolved
as the known source for proven performance and reliability. To
better serve the aviation community, Light Speed Engineering will be
working in support of our distribution centers at Oshkosh AirVenture
2010 and will be available at the following locations throughout the
week.
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AeroSport
Power, Booth # 315, (Map)
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America's
Aircraft Engines
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Cub
Crafters, Booth #273 & 274
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ECi, Booth #
305
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Aircraft
Spruce & Specialty, Booths 1022-1029
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Teledyne
Mattituck Engines
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Van's
Aircraft, Booths 631 - 633
Light Speed Engineering will also present two forums.
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Tuesday 7/27,
8:30 AM - 9:45 AM,
Flight
Efficiency Optimization,
REMOS Aircraft Pavilion 5, Klaus Savier
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Friday 7/30,
2:30 PM - 3:45 PM,
The Electrically
Dependent Aircraft,
Workshop Classroom I, Klaus Savier
Check
out Light Speed Engineering's
New Product the
Mini Sensor
PLASMA Ignition is also available
from the leading engine builders on new & overhauled experimental
engines.
m Aero
Sport Power
m Superior
Air Parts
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Teledyne
Mattituck m
Ly-Con
Rebuilding Co.
m ECi
The Plasma III and
Plasma II Plus Capacitor Discharge (CD) Ignition systems give you
the best power and efficiency increase of any ignition source
available today.
Proven for over 23
years in racing and numerous world records, it is the best choice to
make your engine run smoother with more power and 10 - 20% better
range (dependent on power setting).
The reliability and
light weight of the Plasma CDI cannot be matched by any mechanically
driven system.
2009
FuelVenture Competition a Great Success
Light
Speed Engineering's technology demonstrator achieved the
highest score in the 400 mile race for efficiency.
With
a 70% lead in the overall CAFE score, Klaus Savier
flying the "Delaminator" a highly modified
Vari Eze, clearly demonstrated the benefits of LSE's
specialized Plasma CD ignition and fully controllable
high pressure fuel injection system.
Averaging
45mpg at a speed of 207mph, this technology demonstrator
also clinched the title for Highest MPG.
Visit
http://www.fuelventure.org
for details and a complete listing of the results.
Read
the story by Jason Paur on Wired.com, http://www.wired.com/autopia/2009/11/45mpg-at-207mph/.
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Helicopteres
Guimbal's new CABRI G2
Photo credit: C. KERMAREC - Helicopteres
Magazine
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EASA
Supplemental
Type Certificate
for
Light Speed
Engineering’s
PLASMA CDI
press
release...

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1986, practically all
speed and efficiency competition has been dominated by aircraft with
Light Speed Engineering technology.
Some top finishers not only
use LSE Plasma CDI ignition systems but also our
advanced composite products.
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A
Few Customer Comments:

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by Scott Slocum
"I
have been using the Light Speed
Engineering dual electronic ignition
system in my air show airplane for
over a year. The system not
only works flawlessly, it has made a
noticeable improvement in power and
smoothness. Not only do I feel
confident with this system while
flying my air show routine, but more
importantly during the long
cross-country flights to and from
each show. I am also getting
lower fuel flows at similar power
settings as compared to
magnetos. I am now installing
the same system on my support
airplane and would not hesitate to
recommend this upgrade to
anyone. Light Speed
Rocks!"
Sincerely,
Skip Stewart
www.SkipStewartAirshows.com
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"The
Plasma III is a big improvement over
all the systems I've used (and I've used them all).
Thanks for offering such a fine
product."
Steve Wright
Stagger EZ
www.WrightAircraft.com |
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I am flying the Glasair about 500+ hours
a year. Put 17 hours on it last
week on a trip to New York and back to
Texas. On the way back, 12.6 gph,
210kts indicated, at 12,500 MSL.
That is over 2+gallons less per hour
than running rich of peak with only 5 to
7 kts lower airspeed. With the
increase in fuel prices ($5.50 in New
York), that's $150.00 in fuel
savings. The plugs are not fouling
like they were before the new
ignitions. The hot starting
problems are gone. Just runs
great- a noticeable difference on climb
out. We are seeing 170 kts and 700
FPM rates up to 7,000 feet.
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