ff-320 onboard glow driver
03-15-2009, 06:22 PM
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ff-320 onboard glow driver
I have aquired a FF-320 OS engine and i'm told that im going to have a problem with flame outs. Im looking for suggestions on what onboard glow driver you all recommend. Thanks
03-15-2009, 07:47 PM
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I have aquired a FF-320 OS engine and i'm told that im going to have a problem with flame outs. Im looking for suggestions on what onboard glow driver you all recommend. Thanks
I have aquired a FF-320 OS engine and i'm told that im going to have a problem with flame outs. Im looking for suggestions on what onboard glow driver you all recommend. Thanks
03-15-2009, 08:20 PM
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RE: ff-320 onboard glow driver
Heres my problem, the motor will be on an airboat. All my cables are ran below deck which is rivited on. Once its done I can't access it anymore. I think even if I dont need it I will still use one. I need it to start the motor anyhow.
Here is some pics of the motor and boat.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=8576879
Here is some pics of the motor and boat.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=8576879
03-15-2009, 08:32 PM
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you are going to have a lot of afterthought about those rivets when you have some trouble.
http://sonictronics.com/xcart/produc...cat=308&page=1
http://www.sonictronics.com/PDF_Inst...ns/47xinst.pdf
http://sonictronics.com/xcart/produc...cat=308&page=1
http://www.sonictronics.com/PDF_Inst...ns/47xinst.pdf
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RE: ff-320 onboard glow driver
Well, that's one cool build. You obviously have a lot of knowledge and expertise in the air boat arena, but I simply have to ask. Why would you want to rivet the deck on so you can't access the electronics? The time will come that you will need to have access to the things there. It could be as soon as your first run.
03-16-2009, 06:23 PM
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RE: ff-320 onboard glow driver
ORIGINAL: 42etus
Well, that's one cool build. You obviously have a lot of knowledge and expertise in the air boat arena, but I simply have to ask. Why would you want to rivet the deck on so you can't access the electronics? The time will come that you will need to have access to the things there. It could be as soon as your first run.
Well, that's one cool build. You obviously have a lot of knowledge and expertise in the air boat arena, but I simply have to ask. Why would you want to rivet the deck on so you can't access the electronics? The time will come that you will need to have access to the things there. It could be as soon as your first run.
03-16-2009, 07:29 PM
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RE: ff-320 onboard glow driver
ORIGINAL: caylen17
Heres my problem, the motor will be on an airboat. All my cables are ran below deck which is rivited on. Once its done I can't access it anymore. I think even if I dont need it I will still use one. I need it to start the motor anyhow.
Here is some pics of the motor and boat.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=8576879
Heres my problem, the motor will be on an airboat. All my cables are ran below deck which is rivited on. Once its done I can't access it anymore. I think even if I dont need it I will still use one. I need it to start the motor anyhow.
Here is some pics of the motor and boat.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=8576879
Enjoy your nice airboat
