Since my birthday last week, I now count my age in Centigrade, not Fahrenheit, and therefore have reached the age of 21. Can I join you Robbie? Us kids have to stick together. I mean, I'm wid your posse, bro...respec? yo.....

paul hughes wrote:soup of the day £3.50

you go to some dives, Paul. Suppose its better than school dinners though....

HOW MUCH????? Add that to the price of a Sullivan and the Easystart looks really, really cheap! Use a Sullivan on 24 volts and it will work fine. Or contact Glen for lessons in starting.....

ian redshaw wrote:

Neil Hutchinson wrote:Now, if they could find all those crated Mosquitoes in China - that would be a coup!

TTFN,
Neil

Coup, is that Chinese for compost??

Ian.

Thats where you keep your chickens, Ian....

Paul- I prefer the Bruschetti........

Bob, isnt the purpose of petrol to get rid of lugging daft great battery setups round? :D RIGHT, its a rigid undercart, if it had been wobbly retracts in the wing, i would have said ask Phil, but, here goes, loosen the 2 screws on the magneto, slip a piece of note paper between the flywheel, and th...

Stuart- if you want to use the Sullivan, go 24 volts, (two 12 volt gel batteries is fine) that will be man enough for it, but use for a maximum of 30 seconds at a time, or you could damage it.

Sullivan Dynatron can be used with 2 batteries on 24 volts, starts anything, but there are new, geared starters which seem to do the job.

Nice to know you are listening, guys. Remember, if it was easy, we wouldnt do it!

Hi guys- I totally agree with Chris, the most important thing to do is to join a club, even if it means travel, the wealth of information you will have access to will pay dividends. Before you even consider what sort of model to build, get a ARTF trainer (you could likely purchase one from club memb...

Oh please dont get him drunk, Harry! Its worse than 'Last of the Summer Wine' with you lot!

working fine now. Well done........

OMG......not a lot you can do with that...

Yes, a big WELL DONE!

Yes, seen Limehouse. Excellent stuff.

Oh, that is sad, Alan. Another of our great characters is lost. Had some looong phone conversations with him, once he got talking...... RIP mate.

Cheers Phil. Might be a while, as I'm off on holiday, but I will report back.

John- I would only ever use wood props on petrol, this is a Menz 19x10, but changing props makes no difference.

Actually, no, Phil. As I said, the engine runs sweet as a nut, so not thought of that one. I shall give it a try.

this thing of mine does both! It bites, and runs backwards. The timing cant be altered if the woodruff key is intact, and it is. The engine runs perfectly once it starts the right way. Its just very odd....