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Old 11-04-10, 02:55
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Firing it up Monday morning.
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Old 11-04-10, 03:11
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Love your work
Hats off to your team .Huge undertaking
Looking great
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Old 11-04-10, 13:09
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Dont forget to record it and youtube it for us, what a fantastic job truelly AWESOME !
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Old 12-04-10, 00:32
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Firing it up Monday morning.




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkcX0KGIBwk

Jesse..
Make sure you crank it over at least 20-30 revolutions by hand to clear the oil from the cylinders(Or you may break a rod or at least bend a push rod and wreck some valves and pistons..)..it will be in the lowest level cylinders that the oil collects..and migrates to.. and make sure the engine oil is pre heated before attempting to fire..
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Old 12-04-10, 01:52
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Ready to rumble;

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Old 12-04-10, 11:34
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Jesse..That is beautiful...
I'm heading north this morning and will have the windows open from Fort Wayne on..If the wind is from the west I should be able to hear that beauty running..No time to visit this trip but would love to stop in next trip July..may have that radial info by then..
Strap a strip heater to that oil tank and pre heat your oil before starting...
Beautiful control panel..you obviously know something about radial engines with the right starter and mag switches..
Can't wait for the you tube feature presentation....
The Scintilla and Bendix mags are timed different...Although Bendix bought out Scintilla in 1929 they made many different magnetos..The Scintilla is different from any other type...Scintilla Magneto
This magneto is different than other magnetos. It
has a rotating magnet instead of a rotating coil.

You can do the Scintilla Shuffle or have your helper do it..Here is how....
Doing the Scintilla Shuffle, take a good Scintilla magneto, hold
one of the high tension leads in one hand and with the other hand quickly spin the rotor. The
dance or shuffle created by the high voltage will tell you in general terms that the magneto is
working, and the dance it created is called the Scintilla Shuffle. Caution: do not try this at home
if your nerves are frayed or if you are subject to seizures, heart trouble or diarrhea.
Keep up the excellent work..
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Old 13-04-10, 02:07
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Didn't happen today. Magneto wiring trouble. It has been corrected, and another attempt will be made tomorrow. Jesse.
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Old 14-04-10, 03:34
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Oil pressure problems today. Had to pull the oil pump to correct the problem. We will try again tomorrow.
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Old 14-04-10, 17:35
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It started right up today. Runs great. The video is actually the 4th or 5th start. To many things to do than take pictures. Jesse.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTNiTY6jLVA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jC2drhHLp3U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rT0GTXUS6Yk

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