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Old 24 July 2009, 11:38 AM #31 (permalink)
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Probes

Hi Mike,

you need one Prob for 1 Cylinder, always the closed ends to Upperside............You must break off the Pin and cut the spring with a very good forceps (is this the right word? I don't no) for Hardmetal.

I work in a company to built In-cirquit-testadapter, always when a Adapter come back to need new Pin's, the old Pin's go NOT in a dustbin, - they go with me in my Hobbyroom

On the Pic's you see the hiding-place from the Pushrod-arms ........ and Springs from the 0.40, 0.50, 0.75 and 100 inch Probes. The small pieces are 0.40 inch for my Dr.1 and E.V Rotary-Engine's, ca. 4mm long.

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Thanks, that's a very good Idea, i will download your Loz.

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Old 24 July 2009, 12:16 PM #32 (permalink)
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Engel's Fokker E.V

You may have already seen this.

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Old 24 July 2009, 12:46 PM #33 (permalink)
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A very good link for me..................thank's Womanfly.

In 3 week's beginns my Holiday, ...........Schorndorf is not so far away from me.........perhaps ca. 120 Km

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Old 24 July 2009, 01:10 PM #34 (permalink)
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Yes you ARE a VERY Lucky man to be able to "Rescue" these testors from the Trashbin ! IF you are able to collect enough of them I garentee you may well have found a new buisness to re-rell them to modelers !

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Old 1 August 2009, 05:14 PM #35 (permalink)
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revised 4 color upper

i like this better the the first 4 color upper Doug [IMG][/IMG]
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4-color-Tarnstoff

Hi Doug,

your last Loz. is what i want for my E.V
Thank you for your work, it's very helpfull for me

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Old 2 August 2009, 08:38 AM #37 (permalink)
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no is that what YOU want for your model !! it is the revised 4 color upper it is ready to print in 1/32 scale Doug
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Old 2 August 2009, 09:25 AM #38 (permalink)
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excellent work, and photos. Very nice representation of a revolutionary airplane.
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Old 2 August 2009, 12:10 PM #39 (permalink)
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". . .Engine from a Dr.I Roden kit, with Metal valve-springs (is this the right word? i don't know) and Sparkplugs . . .Servus Bertl
I believe "Pushrods" is what you were thinking about.
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". . .The Picture show's the cylinder from the E.V - Engine Servus Bertl

Puh, its a hard work for me, a English-Forum!
.........but,........i think, .......a Chinese-Forum is much harder
Now those are rocker springs
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