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| sbwhart:
--- Quote from: John Stevenson on February 06, 2011, 06:59:51 PM --- --- Quote from: bogstandard on February 06, 2011, 06:02:32 PM --- Now open to questions and comments. John --- End quote --- 'Ave you had a belt off it yet ? :lol: John S. --- End quote --- It's a home made defibrillator to get you going in the morning :zap: :lol: :lol: :lol: A great thread John really well shown. Would it be posible if to encapsulate the little tungsten contact you belted in place with epoxy a sort of belt and epoxy fix or would that be going over the top and make it difficult to replace, if required. Stew |
| Bogstandard:
Actually Stew, it calls for a minute amount of Loctite to help hold it in position. Any more and it wouldnt be able to make electrical contact with the main frame, so I just gave it the persuassion treatment, and it is in there rock solid. I honestly don't think anything else is required, but you never know once it gets up and running. The points a very small BTW, even though I used self gripping tweezers, I still managed to drop one onto the floor, it was so close to being lost forever, as Mal hasn't cleaned up the floor since I hacked out the block and it is covered in ali swarf. I am going to try to get in the shop this morning, in an attempt to finish the last few bits off, then after a couple of days rest, I should be able to get back onto the flamelicker build. John |
| Divided he ad:
It's not a slant on you John.... I fall asleep reading most of the posts on here!? I think it's a residual brian thing left from school? :loco: Those two aero engines look the business. a huge help in weight reduction for a plane if they ever get that far? I'm not too sure about the croc' clip to connect to the spark plug? I'd be looking for something a little neater. Just my opinion. Ralph. |
| Rob.Wilson:
Hi John :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: Cracking post as usual :thumbup: and a fine job you have made of machining it :dremel: ,,,,,,,,,,,, were on the engine will you be fitting ? Rob |
| ozzie46:
As has been said before, well done John, well done. Ron |
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