Here is a list of all the postings james service 1 has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: The Wyvern Engine |
29/04/2012 13:38:43 |
Hi Fred I used the term micro for want of a better description. Any small gas-valve, with multiple turns, between "off" and "on" will do. My valve has 16 turns - those used in small oxy-acetylene sets, would probably be suitable. but any, say, from an ordinary blow-lamp, would be too rough. Regards Jim |
24/04/2012 18:18:48 |
Hi Moose The sizes, I gave were from the drawings of Wyvern. It occurs to me, that when Westbury designed the engine, gas meant, town or coal-gas; so the drill size may not be suitable for butane. Wyvern was the first I I/C engine, I built, 30 odd years ago, but I cannot recall what drill size I used. For your info, all of my 17 engines, run on butane. All need only, a whiff of gas. I use a micro-valve in the line. Starting problems are invariably linked to, too much gas, rather than too little. However, this should be no problem, if you are using petrol. Regards Jim
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23/04/2012 18:02:35 |
Hi Moose The drill sizes for the fuel-inlet are no 70 drill for petrol and no. 50 for gas. The fuel-valve is the normal 45 degrees. Regards Jim Service |
Thread: Have you recently submitted an article? |
31/10/2011 11:16:23 |
Hi Diane
I submitted a short article on mods to a small milling machine for MEW, which was accepted, but not published. It may have been early 2010, I think. About the same time, I sent details of i/c engine, Rina, published in ME, starting vol 204, No 4372.
Regards
Jim Service
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