Which is more powerful?
11-01-2012, 03:09 AM
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RE: Which is more powerful?
ORIGINAL: pe reivers
My grandson loves the smell of my workshop, which is a mix of gasoline and much more!
My grandson loves the smell of my workshop, which is a mix of gasoline and much more!
Show me a man that works on his gas plane in the house and I'll show you a wife with a suit case in hand heading to her boyfriend's house!
11-01-2012, 07:35 AM
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RE: Which is more powerful?
ORIGINAL: NikolayTT
Have you tried the35cc OS-BGX-1 ? Also a converted 80cc Gas into Methanol for Giant Scale : cannot come even near with any Gasoline.
Have you tried the35cc OS-BGX-1 ? Also a converted 80cc Gas into Methanol for Giant Scale : cannot come even near with any Gasoline.
You've created a monster!
11-01-2012, 08:34 AM
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This woman likes the smell of gasoline and I keep my gas planes in my living room. Each to their own I guess.
I was raised around gasoline, burning rubber, race cars, and loud engines. I turned out just fine. I would sugest that kids today might ought to grow a pair anyways and get off the darn environmental friendly couch.
I was raised around gasoline, burning rubber, race cars, and loud engines. I turned out just fine. I would sugest that kids today might ought to grow a pair anyways and get off the darn environmental friendly couch.
11-01-2012, 01:29 PM
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RE: Which is more powerful?
ORIGINAL: thepamster
This woman likes the smell of gasoline and I keep my gas planes in my living room. Each to their own I guess.
I was raised around gasoline, burning rubber, race cars, and loud engines. I turned out just fine. I would sugest that kids today might ought to grow a pair anyways and get off the darn environmental friendly couch.
This woman likes the smell of gasoline and I keep my gas planes in my living room. Each to their own I guess.
I was raised around gasoline, burning rubber, race cars, and loud engines. I turned out just fine. I would sugest that kids today might ought to grow a pair anyways and get off the darn environmental friendly couch.
11-02-2012, 10:59 AM
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RE: Which is more powerful?
ORIGINAL: pmerritt
That's just what I want to expose my grandchild to is a closed shop full of chemical vapors. HELLOOOO! Maybe you want to read the warnings on gasoline vapor emission? It's ok if you want to poison yourself but don't put a child in harms way!
Show me a man that works on his gas plane in the house and I'll show you a wife with a suit case in hand heading to her boyfriend's house!
ORIGINAL: pe reivers
My grandson loves the smell of my workshop, which is a mix of gasoline and much more!
My grandson loves the smell of my workshop, which is a mix of gasoline and much more!
Show me a man that works on his gas plane in the house and I'll show you a wife with a suit case in hand heading to her boyfriend's house!
Gasoline has a very lingering smell, noticeable looooong after gasoline vapors have been extracted by the forced air extraction of the shop.
Steel and aluminum too have their distinct smells that linger in decent workshops where these metals are worked with.
I hope you never build your own plane. It would hardly be possible without glue. But then maybe you could build it, but it would fall apart in the first flight attempt.
11-02-2012, 04:24 PM
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RE: Which is more powerful?
ORIGINAL: blw
+1 on being raised around gasoline, burning rubber, race cars, race bikes, and very loud engines. Airplanes. And paint booths. And stuff like MEK and triclorethane.
Sounds like we had a good upbringing.
+1 on being raised around gasoline, burning rubber, race cars, race bikes, and very loud engines. Airplanes. And paint booths. And stuff like MEK and triclorethane.
Sounds like we had a good upbringing.
i'm more worried when somebody farts in a confined space..give me mek anytime.
