RC IGN website
 

I had a link to Ralphs website but now it goes to a page not familiar to me and.....it attempts to install a virus on my PC.

Ralph, or anyone else- please supply the REAL website address....

Better yet- Ralphs Paypal email or his Arizona business address....

I owe him some money but lost his physical address.

Thanks

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branded,

PM sent with the info.

Mark

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http://rcignitions.com/

Works fine

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Ralph Cunningham
1783 Whitehall
P.O. Box 636
Williams, AZ 86046
928.635.2455

Or as stated above www.rcignitions.com

RE: RC IGN website
 

None of these links are working for the RC Ignitions website.... Can you guys open them? Is Ralph's website down?

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Funny thing is that these links work from rcu threads but not from my favorites folder....I'm taken to a page that attempts to install malware onto my pc!

I saved the new link (which is the same as the old one I have saved).....I'll delete the old one and see if I'm ok now.


Well, the new saved link works fine so I deleted the old link I had.

Thanks...

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RCIGN1....I hope you get back on this forum very soon. Not much of intrest here now. I myself may not even read this for a while. Its just not the same. [:-][:o][&o] Capt,n

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The information in Post 4 is current, and works. The best way to reach him is to call him. Just be persistent, if he's working in the shop he may not hear the phone.

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I have no problems with the links, from here or my favs.
Calling is the best way to get in touch with him. If you get his answering machine just leave a massage. He WILL call you back.

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I want too convert My G 45 to electronic ignition i KNOW THE ROROR HAS TOBE PULLED BUT DON'T KNOW HOW TO PROCEED COULD AND BODY HELL THAT HAS DONE THIS CONVERSION THANKS [:o]

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I have done a few THOUSAND..Take the 2 bolts holding the hub to the rotor..
Remove the nut and washer
Put the hub back on
Put the prop bolt back in, screw it it until it touches the crank, it will push the hub off
Or...use a 2 jaw puller...

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Don't let it intimidate you. The zenoahs are pretty friendly to work on. Ralph of course, knows what he's doing from a lot of experience, pay attention to his advice and you'll be doing yourself a favor.