gkamysz

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I don't subscribe to MAN, never have, but there was a fuel article by Dave Gierke in the July issue. There is some additional content online and a podcast. The podcast sounds disorganized or unplanned to me.

http://www.modelairplanenews-digital.../200907/?pg=73 The full article is not available unless you are a subscriber.

Additional information.

http://modelairplanenews.com/methanolbasics

[link=http://www.modelairplanenews.com/ME2/dirmod.asp?sid=&nm=&type=news&mod=News&mid=9A02E3B96F2A415ABC72CB5F516B4C10&tier=3&nid=B34B950BDC1B496D965F2F07B366F0C8]Some nitromethane info.[/link]

wcmorrison

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So? What's your point?

Cheers,

Chip

fiery

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I remember nitro-benzene. I used it at 10% in my first ever glow engine in the early '70's.

I really stank. It had an oily greasy feel. I now know just how dangerous it was.

w8ye

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Back in the 50's we used a lot of the O & R red fuel that had nitro benzene. It smelled like shoe polish when the engine was running