Kotuku Aerospace are showing their electronic ignition and fuel injection.
The system requires standard mechanical engine driven fuel injection pump and is expected to be available in 2023 due to microchip shortage at $5950.
Should the ship’s power fail, the ignitions are self powering and engine driven fuel pump will provide a continuous flow of fuel to the cylinders. No backup electrical system required.
![The week ahead: a KC-135 tanker passes over the grounds at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, where Phillips 66 will set up at tents #430 and #431. [Credit: USDA Forest Service]](https://www.kitplanes.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Screenshot-2026-07-22-at-10.01.04-AM.jpg?w=218&h=150&crop=1 "Phillips 66 Sets Course for Oshkosh With Specials, Seminars—and Popsicles")
I thought it was a New Zealand company
Hi Bill,
For the record, NZ isn’t Oz……. close, but no cigar.
Best Rgds
Marty
With apologies to our Kiwi friends, we’ve corrected the title. Kotuku Aerospace is based in New Zealand, not Australia.
Will you be at Sun N Fun?
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