DLE DLE-111 Gas Engine User Manual

DLE series gasoline-engine is a professional design for the model airplane. With the advantages on the weight, power and stability, DLE provides you an opportunity on the power selection of TOC airplane.


DLE DLE-111 Gas Engine User Manual - cover page
Brand
DLE-111
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
1.8 MB
Published
26 January, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
DLE-111
MD5 checksum
517173154C22C57A2A75A5261DDD45E7

About this manual

This manual introduces the DLE‑111 gasoline engine designed for model aircraft, highlighting its lightweight, high power, and stable performance. It begins with safety warnings, emphasizing proper mounting, use of Loctite 242, and never standing in front of the propeller.

The document details technical data, carburetor adjustments, start‑up procedures, and routine maintenance such as fuel‑oil ratio, spark‑plug care, and cleaning the fuel filter. Following the guidelines ensures reliable operation and longevity of the engine.

What's inside

  • Safety Instructions
  • Technical Data of the Engine
  • Adjustment of the Engine
  • Start‑up Procedure
  • Maintenance of the Engine

Specifications

Power2HP @ 7500 rpm
Idle Speed1400 rpm/min
Spark Plug TypeNGK CM6
Exhaust Displacement111.2 cm³
Bore × Stroke45 mm × 35 mm
Net Weight2500 g
Gross Weight2870 g
Fuel‑Oil Ratio30 : 1

Frequently asked questions

How do I start the DLE‑111 engine?

Close the choke (or keep it closed if the engine is warm), turn on the ignition, spin the propeller with a start‑up stick until the engine fires, then open the choke and repeat if needed.

What fuel‑oil mixture should be used?

Use clean 93‑octane petrol mixed with engine oil at a ratio of 30 : 1.

What safety precautions are required when operating the engine?

Never stand in front of the propeller while the engine runs, ensure all screws are tight, and use Loctite 242 on mounting bolts.

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