OH, Look at the size of it!!!!
03-29-2014, 04:01 AM
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Here is another, this one is ringed and 20 + years old. I bought it from the President of the RC Club at Andrews AFB. He was selling it at the big RC Flea Market in Eastern Pa. Lebanon, Pa. I think.
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03-29-2014, 07:52 AM
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That is made by MVVS for the .61, .77 and .91. I got it from Pe' Reivers or Dar, I forget which. I just swapped the m4 bolts for 6x32's and it bolts right on. They have a neat sound unlike any other.
03-29-2014, 03:42 PM
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03-29-2014, 06:01 PM
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I'd have no problem doing it if the factory had installed Socket Head Cap Screws.
They're Cheese Head.
According to the instructions that came with the engine, Fox lists two Proto screw drivers and their part numbers. They warn that some screw drivers fit the recess so poorly that they'll cam out the head of the screw.
For this same reason, I use JIS screw drivers on JIS screws.
There are plenty of pictures of head buttons over on the other forum.
They're Cheese Head.
According to the instructions that came with the engine, Fox lists two Proto screw drivers and their part numbers. They warn that some screw drivers fit the recess so poorly that they'll cam out the head of the screw.
For this same reason, I use JIS screw drivers on JIS screws.
There are plenty of pictures of head buttons over on the other forum.
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03-29-2014, 07:50 PM
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I noticed on the site, RCU, moderated by the technically inept, that you are asking that poor feckless fool to pull the head off his engine.
Perhaps I can shed some light on the subject. The engine he has is an early Eagle IV. As such the head is most likely the one I showed you earlier. That is it has a very large flat squish band with the dome formed by a 5/8 full radius (ball mill) cutter. Do you want a set of drawing to copy this configuration? This head is not as bad as the earlier but similarly shaped head found on the Eagle III with its 1/2" full radius (ball mill) cutter. End Quote....
Tell him that we're all happy for him.
03-30-2014, 04:01 AM
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Thought you were referring to RCG.
Better be careful... It's faux pas to bring up stuff said by former members around here. Besides that, I don't think it was fair to throw that at me.
I asked a question in hopes of learning something... Boy did I ever. Thanks!
Better be careful... It's faux pas to bring up stuff said by former members around here. Besides that, I don't think it was fair to throw that at me.
I asked a question in hopes of learning something... Boy did I ever. Thanks!
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03-30-2014, 06:03 PM
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The irrational rage and vicious name calling without provocation about BW offers a glimpse of the problem we had with this person. It ain't happening here anymore.