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12-05-22, 09:13
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These are the turret stays, there are 4 of this style on each tank and two different ones which I am yet to fab. Can't have my turret bouncing off while driving
 
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12-05-22, 14:53
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That is because Colin doesn't build their tanks as he has a more deserving project at the moment.
David
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13-05-22, 03:39
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"Russian ones seem to pop off pretty easily"......... There is a new expression associated with this on the news recently - it is called a 'lollipop'
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15-05-22, 05:50
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I just made an inline temp gauge sender unit holder. The gauge is a original type that was in the Vickers but there is no where that I can connect it to. I definitely need this working so this is the only way that I could think of that was simple and hopefully effective.
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15-05-22, 13:41
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Great solution!
I realise you've probably used pieces of scrap to make it, but I wonder if using brass or aluminium would have been better for thermal conductivity and corrosion resistance?
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15-05-22, 22:52
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Hi Tony, you may be very well right, but there are quite a few steel parts I've already made in the cooling system and I will certainly be filling it up with a high quality coolant
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