and then there are homemade composites..
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and then there are homemade composites..
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And when he gets tired of the straight glow he can try gasglow!!
And when he gets tired of the straight glow he can try gasglow!!
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RE: and then there are homemade composites..
Wow, impressive. I've always wanted to do something like that, but I was thinking of two or possibly three engines. Neither my wallet nor I have ambitions as high as his! What a project!!
Interesting his choice of Delrin gears heh? I also think a single, common carb would be more feasible, and why all the gas tanks???
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Interesting his choice of Delrin gears heh? I also think a single, common carb would be more feasible, and why all the gas tanks???
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RE: and then there are homemade composites..
running nitro and pressured tanks tank volume is a bit critical. Probably easier to keep them matched than to go through figuring out what size a tank would be right and pressure right for 5 engines. just my guess...
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RE: and then there are homemade composites..
I am guessing the multiple tank setup is way simpler than anyone has been thinking, at first I was puzzled, then I thought wait a minute.... all glow motors run best when the tank isn't to high/low mounted in relation to the motor, its the same thing we do with simple setups, just five times over..
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