Early Wen-Mac Identification
#76
Senior Member
My Feedback: (10)
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Rex, NC
Posts: 124
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Early Wen-Mac Identification
ORIGINAL: gcb
Almost enough said.
Neither of the engines shown appear to have the standard OK needle. Be aware that some of the stock needles have a blunt tip that takes it slobbering rich to full lean in about one turn. You can file more taper on the needle to correct that.
George
Almost enough said.
Neither of the engines shown appear to have the standard OK needle. Be aware that some of the stock needles have a blunt tip that takes it slobbering rich to full lean in about one turn. You can file more taper on the needle to correct that.
George
#77
RE: Early Wen-Mac Identification
ORIGINAL: Demon-Leather
...I was surprised you didn't notice the exhaust diverter ring on the "A" model, George.. Bob
...I was surprised you didn't notice the exhaust diverter ring on the "A" model, George.. Bob
George
#78
My Feedback: (8)
RE: Early Wen-Mac Identification
Decided to bring this one back for a visit...(the reason, to be added in the edit )
Edit:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_1811158/tm.htm
Scroll down to post 12
[8D]
The 1/2A Ducted Fan thread also had a bit to do with it...
Edit:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_1811158/tm.htm
Scroll down to post 12
[8D]
The 1/2A Ducted Fan thread also had a bit to do with it...