YS 160DZ

[Rcmaster199 at aol.com]

Peter, this looks very familiar. The fuel tubing Onda uses looks to be  
fairly stout and not conducive to removal from the nipple after every flight. I  
can see where the shut off pincher will come in handy.
 
The fuel tubing I use is standard silicone rubber stock (DuBro I think), is  
soft and pliable and is easily removed from the nipple as desired. The 
shut-off  pincher isn't required.
 
This serves as a fuel filling tube also.
 You are right: a simple and effective solution to a pumped  set-up
mattK
 
 
In a message dated 12/23/2004 6:25:31 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
pentagon.systems at bigpond.com writes:


I  have parked a couple of pictures on RCuniverse of what I am using.  These
pictures were taken by me of the Japanese models at the recent CAOCC  event.
I have a stack of pictures on my hard drive I only need to find a  place to
park them on the net so that everyone can enjoy  them.

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/Short_version_hatori_muffler_for_YS/m_246276
1/tm.htm


One  of the pictures shows how most of us crimp the fuel line. The clip
remains  on the model. As soon as you land you lean only and engage the
spring  loaded clip. You can't loose it and it is always there. No more
excuses for  flooded engines. I normally leave mine engaged until the engine
fires and  then I disengage it. 

I have also posted a picture of a prototype  Hatori exhaust which is very
short. This is a great solution for people who  have to remove their pipe
when disassembling models.

Merry Christmas  all

Peter from Aus




Peter  Pennisi


 
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