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START UP 

1.  Always remove Tube(A) at the check valve first  

     before fueling. The fuel tank is pressurized and you  

  need to relieve the pressure first. Disconnected  

  Tube(B) at the filter and fill the tank. Reconn- 

    ect Tube(A) and (B).

2.  From the fully closed (clockwise) position, turn the  

  needle valves counter clockwise as follows.

3.  Close the throttle to the idle position and connect the  

  glow plug driver. The engine is now ready for starting.

      

  

Hover Needle  

2 times open / 1.0~2.0

  

Idling Needle   

Factory Set ( 0.5 ) / 0.2~1.0 

  

High Needle    

Factory Set (1.0  ) /  0.5~1.5

BREAK-IN

 

It is not necessary to mount this engine on a set stand 

for break-in. However, the engine should be adjusted 

slightly on the rich setting ( Hover Needle 2 times open) 

for the first few flights to insure proper break-in. Always 

use a good quality fuel which contain 15 ~30% nitro-

methane and an oil content of 18 ~23% low viscosity oil. 

                 

SPECIFICATIONS  

 

Bore   

23mm 

Stroke   

22mm

Displacement 

9.14cc

Weight   

406g

Practical rpm 

2,000 ~20,000

OPERATOR’S MANUAL  ( YS0015)

56SR 

(Helicopter Engine)

FEATURES

 

The 56SR is the latest in helicopter engine technology 

from YS. 

 

New stroke design for superior operation

 

New carburetor design for easier adjustments.

 

Factory preset fuel regulator.

INSTALLATION

 

1.  The fuel lines should be connected to the fuel tank 

  as shown in the above figure. Be careful to install the  

  check valve in the correct direction. Since the tank is  

  exposed to high pressures, be sure that all conne-

     ctions are tight to prevent pressures leakage.

2.  Since the engine is sensitive to dirt in the fuel, a fuel  

  filter must be used.

3.  Tube(C) should be set exactly at 35mm between  

  the engine and check valve. DO NOT use any oth 

  er type of check valve. The check valve is de 

  signed exclusively for the 56SR.

4.  Adjust your throttle linkage and curve using the align-             

     ment indentations on the carburetor body located  on                  

     the throttle arm side of the carb body.  

 

     PLEASE NOTE that the hover position is at 40% see  

   FIG 2.

NEEDLE VALVE ADJUSTMENT

Idle, Hover and High needle valves all work the same 

way. Turning the needles clockwise will lean the fuel mix-

tures and counter clockwise will richer the fuel mixtures.

1.  Set needles as described in START-UP.

2.  Start the engine and check idle. Adjust as needed.  

3.  Lift helicopter into a hover and check for the correct 

  rotor RPM recommended by the kit manufacture. 

  Once this is done take note of the amount of smoke  

  being produced by the muffler. The mixture is correct  

  for hover when there is a steady stream of smoke be-        

  ing produced.

4.  Land the helicopter for approximately 20~30 seconds.           

     Lift the helicopter into a hover again taking note of the   

     transition from idle to hover. If the engine exhibits a      

     large amount of smoke and the throttle response is               

     sluggish, you will need to adjust the idle and or the               

     hover needle leaner to achieved a smooth transition.       

  If the engine detonates and the smoke is inconsis    

  tent or a small amount is produced, the mixture is too  

  lean.

5.  High Needle refines the fuel mixture for 

     forward flights without affecting the hovering adjust-           

  ment. After the engine is started and warmed up, lift- 

  off into a hover and check that the engine is running  

  smooth with a good trail of smoke. If everything is fine, 

     open the throttle and enter forward flight. Take note of  

  the amount of smoke like we did in a hover adjust 

  ment. It is correct when you see a noticeable steady  

  smoke trail. Adjust the high-speed needle valve to  

  obtain slightly rich but consistent setting.

STOPPING THE ENGINE

 

1.  Fully close the throttle barrel to stop the engine.

2.  As soon as the engine stops running, be sure that a 

  fuel line clamp is used in Tube(B) to prevent fuel from 

  flowing into the engine.

3.  On the final flight of the day, the fuel line clamp  

     should be used to stop the engine in order to prevent 

     rust and corrosion.

     

FUEL AND GLOW PLUG

We have found that the fuel and glow plugs listed below 

will give the best engine performance.

Fuel

Powermaster 30% Special Heli Blend

Cool Power 30% Special Heli Blend

Glow Plug  _  YS #2   Enya #3   OS #8   

IMPORTANT!

Silicone rubber is used in many parts of the YS engine. 

Use only glow fuel of methanol for cleaning. Gasoline 

and other volatile solutions will damage silicone if used.

WARRANTY

 

Strict quality control is implemented by our factory in all 

phases, from  parts manufacturing to final assembly. 

If performance deteriorates or a part fails due to a manu-

facturing error, YS engine will repair or replace the en-

gine at no charge in the period of one year from date of 

purchase.

 

Warranty does not cover normal maintenance. 

Should the engine be modified, incorrectly assembled or 

abused, there will be a normal charge for parts and la-

bor. 

Fig.1

Fig.2

B

A

High Speed 100%

Hover 40%

Low Speed 0%

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42.3

17.5

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Idling Needle

Fuel Filter ( Not included )

Tube (B)

Tube (A)

Check Valve

Tube (C) 35mm

High Needle

Hover Needle

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STARTING SETTING / OPERATING SETTING

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