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"Phred's Phault"
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getback- Top Poster
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Re: "Phred's Phault"
Wow! Graph paper and sporks! How did I miss those two tips?!?
The Clueless Mark
The Clueless Mark
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Re: "Phred's Phault"
Ah, illumination. Got it.
Page flip from Mark B to Eric and I missed the connection.
Bob
Page flip from Mark B to Eric and I missed the connection.
Bob
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Re: "Phred's Phault"
somehow.. this thread has segued into a rare Cox-engine needle thread..
I will try to get this model back on the building-board.. Expect some progress soon..
I will try to get this model back on the building-board.. Expect some progress soon..
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Re: "Phred's Phault"
Yeah thats what old people do ..roddie wrote:somehow.. this thread has segued into a rare Cox-engine needle thread..
I will try to get this model back on the building-board.. Expect some progress soon..
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Re: "Phred's Phault"
roddie wrote:somehow.. this thread has segued into a rare Cox-engine needle thread..
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It happens
Anyway, let me borrow this thread just a little, I want to thank Mark B for identifying my engine. And about the needles, I have a Stuka engine (I think) with a narrow nose case with no groove for the starter spring, with a yellow needle, so I suppose the yellow needles are from the early ’60s?
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Re: "Phred's Phault"
It's fine really. At least the conversation is about a similar engine as the one planned for my airplane.
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