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Who are you?
I hate it when they don't mark an engine.
jsesere- Rest In Peace
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That's an easy one.
Fox .049 or .07
Externally they are not much different. Leaning towards an .07 due to the driveplate and lack of markings.
Ron
Fox .049 or .07
Externally they are not much different. Leaning towards an .07 due to the driveplate and lack of markings.
Ron
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Re: Who are you?
look at the top of the piston. If it is flat it is an .07. If it has a little bump (the head of a rivet) it is an .049
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Looks like a .049 and happy the glow head lights up nice and bright. Any idea of the value?
Thanks for the info, Joe
Thanks for the info, Joe
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I always look at the flange at the bottom of cylinder, the 049 on left has a thicker flange, the .07 the case is taller and flange on bottom of cylinder is not as thick. Also, the .049 has 8 fins above exhaust port, while the .07 (right) has 9.
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Re: Who are you?
Thanks for the info.
jsesere- Rest In Peace
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I have another one for you guys.
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fogot the make it is a infant 020
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Sorry, but it's not an Infant. Good try though. The .049 was the only one of the 3 similar engines (.020, .035 & .049) which used a glow plug. The .035 Torp Jr. and the .020 Infant use an insert with a clamp ring, much like the Norvel style. (or Merlin etc).cox24711 wrote:fogot the make it is a infant 020
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That's what I was thinking http://www.ebay.com/itm/K-B-Torpedo-049-Glow-Model-Airplane-Engine-/231589410710?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35ebcdf796Admin wrote:Looks like a K&B Torpedo .049.
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Thanks all for the info.
Joe
Joe
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????? Joe and who was itjsesere wrote:Thanks all for the info.
Joe
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I'm not sure what you mean Getback.
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i was so close i didn't have anything to scale the size to so i guessed and it was his big brotherOldenginerod wrote:Sorry, but it's not an Infant. Good try though. The .049 was the only one of the 3 similar engines (.020, .035 & .049) which used a glow plug. The .035 Torp Jr. and the .020 Infant use an insert with a clamp ring, much like the Norvel style. (or Merlin etc).cox24711 wrote:fogot the make it is a infant 020
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Mark Boesen wrote:
Easy one Mark, It's a round mount OK Cub with with yellow counter balancers and a GM gear reduction prop driver spinning a Wen Mac prop.
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rsv1cox wrote:Mark Boesen wrote:
Easy one Mark, It's a round mount OK Cub with with yellow counter balancers and a GM gear reduction prop driver spinning a Wen Mac prop.
What was the point of the counter balancers?
Rod.
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I am sorry Joe , I did not realize that was your name I must have read it wrong My Bad I was wondering who gave the answer and thought your name was Jessie . Ericjsesere wrote:I'm not sure what you mean Getback.
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Oldenginerod wrote:rsv1cox wrote:Mark Boesen wrote:
Easy one Mark, It's a round mount OK Cub with with yellow counter balancers and a GM gear reduction prop driver spinning a Wen Mac prop.
What was the point of the counter balancers?
Rod.
It's a O.K. Cub .060 Reed valve (supposedly designed by Bill Atwood) made in the early 60's, the counter weights are actually a "Snap" starter, you'd push the yellow button from the side of fuselage and it would pull a pin releasing a spring.
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Well I was a quarter right.
Bob
Bob
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Mark Boesen wrote:
That's a really nice RTF, Mark. If one were to template it and come up with a reasonable facsimile of it in balsa today powered by an 049 of any type, would make for an eye catching flier. I like the classic lines.
I remember as a kid in the mid 1960's (4th through 6th grade) looking at the CL RTF's in the Sears, Penney, Ward, etc. toy catalogs and toy section of the main catalogs. Although they were beautiful eye candy printed in full color, I never had one.
And deviating slightly off topic, I says me to I
Soapbox wrote:If it weren't for all the societal ill will toward noise making with "dangerous" toys in our public parks and school grounds today I think CL would have continued to be a viable option for children. I am glad that at least in Singapore and Malaysia, there are school children programs for kids to learn to build and fly 1/2-A CL. Singapore is one of the most densely populated cities in the world and yet they can accommodate kids with noisy airplanes.
After living in So. Cal. 10 years, it seemed kids couldn't even breathe there. They wonder why there is a drug problem. It's perhaps why I am glad I live in a rural area. (I once told someone, 5 minutes and I am outside town. He asked me, "Why did it take so long?" Although I must say it baffles the mind that recreational drug use should be a major problem for even rural New Mexico, unfortch. )
My son could build "dangerous" potato guns out of PVC and he and his friend would spend hours doing "dangerous" stuff in what used to be a vacant 20 acre field behind our house (now filled with houses), LOL.
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