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The Jabiru 3300 is a
six-cylinder direct-drive air-cooled aircraft
engine from Jabiru Aircraft Pty. Ltd. (Australia).
ENGINE DETAILS: JABIRU
3300
- Four Stroke, 3300cc (200
cubic inches)
- 6 Cylinder Horizontally Opposed
- Weight: 180 lbs. (81 kg.) incl. Exhaust,
Carburetor, Starter Motor, Alternator & Ignition System &
Accessory pack.
- Machined Aluminum Alloy Crankcase
- Overhead Valves (OHV) - Push Rod Operated
- Wet Sump Lubrication
- Direct Propeller Drive (no reduction unit)
- Dual Transistorized Magneto Ignition
- Alternator - 20 Amp
- Electric Starter
- Mechanical Fuel Pump
- Naturally Aspirated - One Pressure Compensating Carburetor
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Predicted
Performance Points: |
- 120 hp @ 3300 rpm
- 110 hp @ 3000 rpm
- 100 hp @ 2750 rpm
- 93 hp @ 2551 rpm
- 90 hp @ 2475 rpm
- 80 hp @ 2200 rpm
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Jabiru
3300 on the STOL CH 750: |
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Jabiru
3300 on the Zodiac CH601XL-B: |
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Specifications:
Jabiru 3300 A
Displacement: |
3300 cc. (200 cu.in.) |
Bore: |
97.5 mm. |
Stroke: |
74 mm. |
Compression: |
8.3 : 1 |
Prop Rotation: |
Clockwise |
Firing Order: |
1 - 4 - 5 - 2 - 3 - 6 |
Power Rating: |
100 hp @ 2750 rpm (see above) |
Fuel Consumption @ 75%: |
5.0 US Gal/Hour (gph) |
Fuel: |
100/130 Avgas or 92+ octane
Mogas |
Oil: |
Aeroshell W100 (or equivalent) |
Oil Capacity: |
3.5 qts. (3.75 l.) |
Spark: |
NGK D9EA (common automotive) |
Some engine highlights:
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Engine TBO:
The engine has a published TBO of
2,000 hours.
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The
case & internal parts are machined from solid steel bar or aluminum billet.
The oil sump is only cast part.
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Ignition: Dual separate magnetos with redundant distributors & plugs. No points! No battery power required for operation. Spark plugs are NGK and commonly available.
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All engines include: Starter, Exhaust System, Alternator, Regulator, Starter Solenoid, Cooling Ducts, Prop Guides, Oil Cooler Kit, Engine mount Bushings and mounting hardware.
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Warranty: One year from delivery. Delayed warranty start available on request .
The complete firewall-forward
packages, developed and supported by Jabiru USA, include everything you
need to install the engine in your aircraft. The complete
firewall-forward package is available directly
through Zenith Aircraft Company, and can be
shipped with the airframe kit or at a later date.
For more
information about the Jabiru 3300 engine:
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Jabiru
Engine Installation Seminar on DVD
This
video was filmed on location at a hands-on workshop style
seminar provided by the technicians at JabiruUSA. The
purpose of the seminar was to train those aircraft builders
that have purchased Jabiru engines how to properly install
their firewall forward components. The Zodiac CH 601
and STOL aircraft were used as the classroom
demonstration examples for the engine installation.
Presented by HomebuiltHELP.com,
this affordable DVD video is nearly 2.5 hours in length and
is divided into various video chapters to make navigation
and review of desired sections fast and easy. Click
here for more info and to order a copy.
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Contact Zenith
Aircraft Company directly for pricing and availability information.
The complete firewall forward package is available from Zenith
Aircraft Co. for the Jabiru 3300 engine installation in the STOL CH
750. Since the Jabiru engine is imported from Australia prices
fluctuate on a regular basis due to currency exchange.
- Jabiru
factory (Australia)
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USA
Distribution and Support:
NOTE:
All above information is subject to change and revision without prior notice. Source:
JABIRU.
The above resources are
provided for informational purposes only.
The above resources are provided
for informational purposes only. Alternative engines will affect
performance, specifications and flight characteristics of the aircraft.
Also, the weight and balance of the aircraft may be adversely affected by
alternative engines, and the original fuel system may not be adequate or
suitable for some engines. Most alternative engines will require a custom
engine mount and engine cowl. Zenith Aircraft Company does not manufacture or
directly support engines installed in kit aircraft.
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