Japanman
01-30-2017, 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Toad
Stephan.. You still around lurking?
01-30-2017, 06:50 PM
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I spoke to Japanman on here in 2015, chatting about tuned pipes and a boat project he did with a small pipe.
Japanman posts:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/sear...archid=5348396
Japanman posts:
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01-31-2017, 07:00 AM
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Was on this page I click on his profile from there and option to look at his last posts.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/1-2-...d-pipes-3.html
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04-24-2017, 02:14 PM
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Hi,
I haven't been around here much, first look here aaaaages! I've been a bit distracted due to moving back to N.Z.
... The air is clear here, and the sky is wide :-)
how are you guys?
I haven't been around here much, first look here aaaaages! I've been a bit distracted due to moving back to N.Z.
... The air is clear here, and the sky is wide :-)
how are you guys?
04-24-2017, 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Japanman
Hi,
I haven't been around here much, first look here aaaaages! I've been a bit distracted due to moving back to N.Z.
... The air is clear here, and the sky is wide :-)
how are you guys?
I haven't been around here much, first look here aaaaages! I've been a bit distracted due to moving back to N.Z.
... The air is clear here, and the sky is wide :-)
how are you guys?
04-24-2017, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Japanman
Hi,
I haven't been around here much, first look here aaaaages! I've been a bit distracted due to moving back to N.Z.
... The air is clear here, and the sky is wide :-)
how are you guys?
I haven't been around here much, first look here aaaaages! I've been a bit distracted due to moving back to N.Z.
... The air is clear here, and the sky is wide :-)
how are you guys?
Hey hey! a good friend!
04-27-2017, 02:24 AM
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I have not, but my younger son wanted to make a small sheet balsa Messerschmitt 109. He found some 3view drawings, and away he went.
I helped him mount the motor and lipo from a toy coaxial helicopter, and a home brew timer and 1" prop.
We had a great time flying it! Man I wish I had had some of the gear we have now when I was his age!
I helped him mount the motor and lipo from a toy coaxial helicopter, and a home brew timer and 1" prop.
We had a great time flying it! Man I wish I had had some of the gear we have now when I was his age!
09-17-2018, 10:32 PM
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Japanman?
Hi Japanman, are you still around?
I found some very interesting post from you on an old thread talking about metered carbs and V-shaped twin reeds on Cox engines.. would love to know more about the subject!
Cheers
Andrea
I found some very interesting post from you on an old thread talking about metered carbs and V-shaped twin reeds on Cox engines.. would love to know more about the subject!
Cheers
Andrea
09-19-2018, 12:09 AM
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Hi Andrea,
I saw your post- yes, the v reeds seem to work really well when made accurately. I find the engine starts easily, as well as runs well. They are challenging to make though! You have to get your head to work on the scale of the engine~ not as bad as working on an .020 though!
what would you like to know?
I saw your post- yes, the v reeds seem to work really well when made accurately. I find the engine starts easily, as well as runs well. They are challenging to make though! You have to get your head to work on the scale of the engine~ not as bad as working on an .020 though!
what would you like to know?
Last edited by Japanman; 09-19-2018 at 12:11 AM. Reason: Speling woz ronk.
