bit of shed time
and whats the box /tank with the sight glass ?? what are the fittings you have used also ??
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nice touches, glad Im not the only person to use RC servos in vehicle builds
also a fan of the external tube levels, like your style and work, what else have you done?
also a fan of the external tube levels, like your style and work, what else have you done?
heavy is good, heavy is reliable, and if it does fail, hit them with it!!!
i was thinking as i plan fuel in the frame this would be usefulltonydevon wrote:also a fan of the external tube levels
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popular in the custom bike work, steampunk is getting more popular, and this style along with lots of brass fittings etc work well
Ive had success with TIG welding 90 degree barbed elbows into the tank, then just using clear fuel tube, I had to change my tube quite often as it yellowed, probably far better grades available now
Ive had success with TIG welding 90 degree barbed elbows into the tank, then just using clear fuel tube, I had to change my tube quite often as it yellowed, probably far better grades available now
heavy is good, heavy is reliable, and if it does fail, hit them with it!!!
Very nice work, more pictures and words needed. I'm dying here
Try e-bay Ric. they are pneumatic push fittings.RICSPEED wrote:and whats the box /tank with the sight glass ?? what are the fittings you have used also ??
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from= ... h+fittings
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Im still intrigued as to what the programmable logic controller is for
I took the simple route when I did my servo choke on the bike, I used a servo tester circuit to create the PWM signal required to control it.
deffo want to see more of your work and build
I took the simple route when I did my servo choke on the bike, I used a servo tester circuit to create the PWM signal required to control it.
deffo want to see more of your work and build
heavy is good, heavy is reliable, and if it does fail, hit them with it!!!