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| John Stevenson:
5 pages of posts and it runs. Mawsons lathe is up to 14 pages and it's still not run yet :poke: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: |
| Pete.:
Yeah but when it does he could knock engines out by the dozen :D |
| BronxFigs:
Can any modern ignition coil, etc. be used to spark this kind of engine? The magneto is from the period, but for demos and shows, could I substitute a more efficient, compact, easier to conceal system, to fire the engine? @Tom: You got mail. Frank EDIT: For a similar engine, but this time of a scaled-up "HOGLETT-TWIN" check out: You-Tube.... "Home Built Engine in Old Harley Hummer" posted by ScouderFord |
| awemawson:
--- Quote from: John Stevenson on July 15, 2013, 08:18:46 AM ---5 pages of posts and it runs. Mawsons lathe is up to 14 pages and it's still not run yet :poke: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: --- End quote --- Not quite factual John but I won't rise to the bait :headbang: (Collected 3 metres of 50mm EN8 today - now what's that all about? ) |
| Anzaniste:
--- Quote from: BronxFigs on July 15, 2013, 08:54:17 AM ---Can any modern ignition coil, etc. be used to spark this kind of engine? The magneto is from the period, but for demos and shows, could I substitute a more efficient, compact, easier to conceal system, to fire the engine? @Tom: You got mail. Frank There's nowt wrong with a magneto otherwise why would aeroplane engines use them? :thumbup: EDIT: For a similar engine, but this time of a scaled-up "HOGLETT-TWIN" check out: You-Tube.... "Home Built Engine in Old Harley Hummer" posted by ScouderFord --- End quote --- |
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