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Have at it Finn! I'll be working on my
muffler. If you recall, Tracy welded the disks I have stuck in the 3"
tubes onto the 5/16" rod that I use to keep a disk at each end of the
muffler. Well, apparently the new (more powerful?) engine has done them
in. The end of the rod with is not back to the end of the tube and only my
squeezed down fish tail has kept it retained - so that means the two 1/8"
thick stainless Steel disks have been destroyed.
Ed
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Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2005 5:58 PM
Subject: [FlyRotary] Re: Prop
balancing?
I sure am curoius about the price of their cheapest
unit.
I'm fairly sure I could make something similar for about $50 to
$100 in parts.
Obviously they would want to get paid for all the time
they put into programming and development.
I any case, I'm sure Ed will
beat me to it, so I might as well drop it :)
Finn
rijakits
wrote:
Depends what it can do!
You might want to download some of the manuals from
the ACES website, there they specify the capabilities.
I believe the 1717 model is the simplest they make -
as far as I know it is no good for helicopters, but does engines and
props.
Thomas J.
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Original Message -----
Sent:
Sunday, May 15, 2005 12:18 PM
Subject:
[FlyRotary] Re: Prop balancing?
Do you think there would be a market for a $200 - $300 unit
for homebuilts?
Finn
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