Will a Rabbit Fly?
08-04-2008 | 07:31 PM
#26
RE: Will a Rabbit Fly?
ORIGINAL: rorrock
Actually if these were Tea Strainers we'd have probably been in production by now.
In fact this is the third lot of mesh we have tried and works well for up to the faclon engine.
We have a stronger mesh for the eagle and rhino due to the mass airflow these engines draw, and this is the next prototype to be tested.
The final design will have clips to fit to the starter motor "legs", as well as a protective ring around the base to keep the unit from scratching the engine housing..
Rob
ORIGINAL: causeitflies
Another tea strainer...
Another tea strainer...
In fact this is the third lot of mesh we have tried and works well for up to the faclon engine.
We have a stronger mesh for the eagle and rhino due to the mass airflow these engines draw, and this is the next prototype to be tested.
The final design will have clips to fit to the starter motor "legs", as well as a protective ring around the base to keep the unit from scratching the engine housing..
Rob
08-06-2008 | 08:51 PM
#27
RE: Will a Rabbit Fly?
I just used my one from TamJets for the P-60 size which I had on the Super Bee. It fits fine. One wrap of electrical tape over the shrink tubing on the starter motor and it fit nice and snug with no need for an O-ring.
Nice paint on that Bobcat Keith!
Mark
Nice paint on that Bobcat Keith!
Mark
