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ED Super Fury 2.49cc
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ED Super Fury 2.49cc
This is my current favourite so I will start with the aptly headed box that it came in.
British is Best!
It is not often that you find an ED Super Fury, rare to find an unused one, even rarer to get on with a silencer but a double silencer! Definitely my current pride and joy.
British is Best!
It is not often that you find an ED Super Fury, rare to find an unused one, even rarer to get on with a silencer but a double silencer! Definitely my current pride and joy.
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Re: ED Super Fury 2.49cc
Hi Ian
Pretty interesting. Is the support shelf for a drop-on muffler bracket molded to the case... and you just cap off one exhaust port for a single muffler?
What about "A/C", is that the same as ABC?
Hey, it says "British and Best," not that it matters.
Rusty
Pretty interesting. Is the support shelf for a drop-on muffler bracket molded to the case... and you just cap off one exhaust port for a single muffler?
What about "A/C", is that the same as ABC?
Hey, it says "British and Best," not that it matters.
Rusty
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Re: ED Super Fury 2.49cc
Nice engine Ian. That's the engine Henri Stouffs used in his Blue Pants when he became world champion stunt in The Hague in 1954.
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Re: ED Super Fury 2.49cc
Very nice Ian! I notice what appears to be a belt-start capable drive-plate? Were these used in model boats too? Easy enough to invert the muffler by the looks of it. Would a muffler on a diesel inhibit starting? I wasn't sure if an exhaust-prime was standard starting procedure?
Re: ED Super Fury 2.49cc
Hi Leven,
The Blue Pants was my first stunt model and I won a school build competition with it. I toy with the idea of building another - it was the first that I had built from a plan but it was a little heavy. I used an Enya 15 in it but the compulsory addition of a silencer did no good. Eventually a PAW 15 sorted it and eventually the club engine - the PAW 19.
I do find it strange that this was used as a stunt model as it was primarily used in my model club as a trainer for combat. The other members models could be described as fast and agile - no ailerons or sedate flying.
I found this snippet on YouTube
What did you do with yours? I just remembered your previous posting.
https://www.coxengineforum.com/t5302p20-summer-restoration-project?highlight=Blu+Pants
The Blue Pants was my first stunt model and I won a school build competition with it. I toy with the idea of building another - it was the first that I had built from a plan but it was a little heavy. I used an Enya 15 in it but the compulsory addition of a silencer did no good. Eventually a PAW 15 sorted it and eventually the club engine - the PAW 19.
I do find it strange that this was used as a stunt model as it was primarily used in my model club as a trainer for combat. The other members models could be described as fast and agile - no ailerons or sedate flying.
I found this snippet on YouTube
What did you do with yours? I just remembered your previous posting.
https://www.coxengineforum.com/t5302p20-summer-restoration-project?highlight=Blu+Pants
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Re: ED Super Fury 2.49cc
RknRusty wrote:Hi Ian
Pretty interesting. Is the support shelf for a drop-on muffler bracket molded to the case... and you just cap off one exhaust port for a single muffler?
Without mufflers
What about "A/C", is that the same as ABC?
It means air cooled - ED produced marine equivalents.
Hey, it says "British and Best," not that it matters.
I thought I would gild the lily! It is probably not politically correct to say that any more. It certainly isn't true any more.
Rusty
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Re: ED Super Fury 2.49cc
roddie wrote:Very nice Ian! I notice what appears to be a belt-start capable drive-plate? Were these used in model boats too? Easy enough to invert the muffler by the looks of it. Would a muffler on a diesel inhibit starting? I wasn't sure if an exhaust-prime was standard starting procedure?
All ED engines were available in marine versions. The flywheel was much larger than the air cooled version but there was still room to reverse the silencers.
Exhaust prime is the easiest way to set up a diesel and get the initial settings right. Once you are in the ball park finger choke is the way to go.
I wouldn't fancy trying to start one of these with a piece of string though.
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Re: ED Super Fury 2.49cc
ian1954 wrote:roddie wrote:Very nice Ian! I notice what appears to be a belt-start capable drive-plate? Were these used in model boats too? Easy enough to invert the muffler by the looks of it. Would a muffler on a diesel inhibit starting? I wasn't sure if an exhaust-prime was standard starting procedure?
All ED engines were available in marine versions. The flywheel was much larger than the air cooled version but there was still room to reverse the silencers.
Exhaust prime is the easiest way to set up a diesel and get the initial settings right. Once you are in the ball park finger choke is the way to go.
I wouldn't fancy trying to start one of these with a piece of string though.
Thanks Ian, Is this marine version yours? I'd be very interested in seeing any model marine engines you have.
Re: ED Super Fury 2.49cc
My very meagre engine collection consists of not one, single solitary marine engine.
I searched goggle for that picture.
Any that I get - usually from a job lot - I swap out very quickly. I know a chap who only collects marine engines.
I searched goggle for that picture.
Any that I get - usually from a job lot - I swap out very quickly. I know a chap who only collects marine engines.
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