Engine Exhibit
02-17-2004, 08:57 PM
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Engine Exhibit
This isn't all diesel, but thought you guys might like to see this. I was invited to exhibit some of my engines at work in the lobby. We are a building full of engine designers so the guys are getting a kick out of it, hope you do too.
02-17-2004, 09:20 PM
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Impressive is an understatement Randy<<>> I can see it now most of the staff running off
to Harbor Freight you may have started something But I think you and AJ have a head start
to Harbor Freight you may have started something But I think you and AJ have a head start
02-18-2004, 01:19 PM
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Larry,
That stuff outside is akin to "The Blob". It has infested our area especially hard this year. It's hard to live here and not get some of it on you, but I try hard. I've heard of people that got allot of it on them and were never heard from again. Trying to get my wife to agree to retiring in the southwest but she prefers this vile stuff to rattlesnakes and scorpions, some women just don't get it.
Thanks for the kind words, there is allot of work represented in that display both in making the display racks, but even more in the building and restoration work on many of the engines. Some of them are still in the process and some still waiting. This only emptied roughly 1/3 of my storeage drawers.
That stuff outside is akin to "The Blob". It has infested our area especially hard this year. It's hard to live here and not get some of it on you, but I try hard. I've heard of people that got allot of it on them and were never heard from again. Trying to get my wife to agree to retiring in the southwest but she prefers this vile stuff to rattlesnakes and scorpions, some women just don't get it.
Thanks for the kind words, there is allot of work represented in that display both in making the display racks, but even more in the building and restoration work on many of the engines. Some of them are still in the process and some still waiting. This only emptied roughly 1/3 of my storeage drawers.
02-21-2004, 10:29 PM
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RE: Engine Exhibit
Andy,
That's a little .09 I picked up for $20.00. Its Russian and the cyrilic name is UCTKAM. I haven't run it and doubt I will though I've had the weirdest urge to fly CL speed. It really looks impressive, but like the 2.5 deisel by the same company the quality is a little on the sorry side. The head screw holes are tapped crooked and out of line with the head and I had to do some creative adjustments so I could tighten them and seal the head. After that I decided it would be a nice piece to look at but to run it may be more trouble then its worth.
That's a little .09 I picked up for $20.00. Its Russian and the cyrilic name is UCTKAM. I haven't run it and doubt I will though I've had the weirdest urge to fly CL speed. It really looks impressive, but like the 2.5 deisel by the same company the quality is a little on the sorry side. The head screw holes are tapped crooked and out of line with the head and I had to do some creative adjustments so I could tighten them and seal the head. After that I decided it would be a nice piece to look at but to run it may be more trouble then its worth.
02-22-2004, 12:47 AM
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Andy,
Its Russian and the cyrilic name is UCTKAM.
Andy,
Its Russian and the cyrilic name is UCTKAM.
You mean it is wrote ИСТКАМ at Engine? If it is ИСТКАМ, it stay for ISTKAM. But i am not sure.. Better you take a photo of text or write text and upload here as jpg file, then i can translate for you
I am married with my wife from Ukraine, therefore i can read russian
Jens Eirik
02-22-2004, 02:40 AM
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Thank You Jens, here are pictures of the box cover and the manual
Thank You Jens, here are pictures of the box cover and the manual
1.picture
Микродвигатель=Micromotor/microengine
Цскам-1,5К*-АС=Tsskam1,5KR-AS
2. picture
Цскам-1,5К*АС=Tsskam1,5KRAS
Савеловское производственное обьединение прогресс=(Savelovskoe) Savelov industrial association progress
I belive the engine has been maked in Moscow, russia, but not sure.. Savelov are familyname or maybe Savelovsk District in Moscow or City Savelovsk?
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02-26-2004, 05:53 AM
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RRyan,
PM me with your email address and I'll sendyou an engine test report out of our Australian "Airborne" magazine
I have two of them, much fun! BTW were also available as diesel......
PM me with your email address and I'll sendyou an engine test report out of our Australian "Airborne" magazine
I have two of them, much fun! BTW were also available as diesel......
