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Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
This one almost got away but I chased it down with a ball peen hammer
![Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012 - Page 2 Img_1011](https://i.servimg.com/u/f49/17/09/80/13/img_1011.jpg)
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
crankbndr wrote:This one almost got away but I chased it down with a ball peen hammer
WHAT HAPPENED!
Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
Don't worry, that'll buff out.
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
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re:Cox Engine of the Month entry
Admin wrote:One more day! Submit your engines!
my submission is a Medallion .051 Ghost engine
![Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012 - Page 2 Medall10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f45/17/55/00/36/medall10.jpg)
very happydad
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edited to say entry
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
One day in the garage.....
![Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012 - Page 2 Dscf0011](https://i.servimg.com/u/f42/17/52/56/92/dscf0011.jpg)
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
That's big ol' bee.
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
lousyflyer wrote:That's big ol' bee.
The tool box is a highly detailed 1/6 scale model from Snap-On, that is well worn. The vice in the background is a watchmakers tool for balancing, balance wheels, used in old mechanical watches.
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
Woops! Looks like I am number eleven. Fooled around too long and got beat out by HappyDad...
Can't vote for myself this time....
Good luck, to all. some really cool pictures.
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
I love this.... Stared at it till I got a headache.engine049 wrote:
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
my entry is this lil Phantom Mite i built for our G/Kidds inatition into this hobby...not only did it fly well but survived a weeks school holidays traning a 6 and 4 year olds first adventure...it copped
heeps of abuse and crashes ...(took a licking an keeped on ticking)
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
it features a reverse pitch prop an springstarted set up for touge induced r/hand pulling to keep lines tight with mimumin counter balence weight req
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
crankbndr wrote:This one almost got away but I chased it down with a ball peen hammer
I think I'm gonna be sick!
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Just kidding
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
gcb wrote:My entry is a Tee Dee .051 with KK needle and a non-standard plug. The pressure nipple was cut off and a red pressure backplate was included. The box included the standard needle, backplate and an extra prop screw. I don't know who made the changes, nor did my LHS:
George![]()
I've got one of those heads on a crusty old bee - who made those non-standard glow heads?
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
The head is a GLO BEE. They worked well when they worked. There were several variations of that head all looking the same with the exception of the squish area. There was a sport plug, a racing plug and yet another style. Some Glo Bee plugs required 6-7 head shims to work properly and not overcompress the engine. The plugs were not your most reliable plugs even though in my opinion they gave your engine the best performance. They would burn out frequently as well probably due to being overcompressed. The Tee Dee in the pic is similar to what Joe Klauss provided with his KK Kraftmanship engines. Glo Bee plug was standard with the KK needle valve spraybar as well as a 5-40 allen prop screw. Each engine utilized a pressure nipple backplate and the cylinder deck height was optimized for performance using .001"-.003" brass shims under the cylinder. Ken
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
tghats interesting to know thanks for shareing shawn
thats what i love about this site
thats what i love about this site
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
would you have a web address /link for him...i googled but found nuffin
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Re: Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012
shawn cook wrote: ...The Tee Dee in the pic is similar to what Joe Klauss provided with his KK Kraftmanship engines. Glo Bee plug was standard with the KK needle valve spraybar as well as a 5-40 allen prop screw. Each engine utilized a pressure nipple backplate and the cylinder deck height was optimized for performance using .001"-.003" brass shims under the cylinder. Ken
Here are the parts that were in the box, including the original needle assembly:
![Cox Engine of the month entries - July 2012 - Page 2 Img_0111](https://i.servimg.com/u/f40/17/00/06/17/img_0111.jpg)
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