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| tmuir wrote: | | MTA wrote: | | From GJ's pics, am I right in saying the regulator is held on by an Allan grub screw? |
I'm assuming you mean the regulator lever and it certainly looks like it so it would not be too hard to fit a RC lever to that and make it RC controlled |
Yep, I did mean the handle. Maybe I should say that next time 
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| Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 3:32 pm Post subject: |
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| MTA wrote: | | From GJ's pics, am I right in saying the regulator is held on by an Allan grub screw? |
Yes it is, and they best alan key you can get for it is one supplied with a accucraft loco! |
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| Chris wrote: | | MTA wrote: | It amazes me at how easy it all seems, that was mainly what was holding me back. I thought it was all really difficult to plumb these upgrades in, now though Victor will run even better than before  |
Lesson in DIY. Things are always simple when being described by someone else! Things are rarely simple when you try and do it yourself!
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yep have to agree there chris 
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MTA
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| Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 6:34 pm Post subject: |
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| Graham-Jilly wrote: | | MTA the handle is held on with a grub screw |
Thanks GJ  My mod will be OK then to fit 
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Darren the way ive routed the pipe it gets plenty of heat from the burner. it is heated directly from the burner and works very well
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MTA the original pipe supplied with the regulator hat to be cut so that the threades bush could be soldered on and I also had to cut 1/4 of an inch off the front end of the pipe where it fitted into the f/r regulator at the front of the engine.
hope that makes sense 4.40am here not quite awake yet
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| Graham-Jilly wrote: | MTA the original pipe supplied with the regulator hat to be cut so that the threades bush could be soldered on and I also had to cut 1/4 of an inch off the front end of the pipe where it fitted into the f/r regulator at the front of the engine.
hope that makes sense 4.40am here not quite awake yet
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That makes perfect sense! Our Australian members must love early starts and late nights! I think Tony was on here once at 1 am Oz time and had to wake up at 6am Oz time the same day 
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| MTA wrote: | | Graham-Jilly wrote: | MTA the original pipe supplied with the regulator hat to be cut so that the threades bush could be soldered on and I also had to cut 1/4 of an inch off the front end of the pipe where it fitted into the f/r regulator at the front of the engine.
hope that makes sense 4.40am here not quite awake yet
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That makes perfect sense! Our Australian members must love early starts and late nights! I think Tony was on here once at 1 am Oz time and had to wake up at 6am Oz time the same day |
Tony is a machine! he never seems to sleep
and Wallace is the exact opposite 
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| Graham-Jilly wrote: | Let us know how you go with the mods MTA
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Will do!
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| Mamodman123 wrote: |
Tony is a machine! he never seems to sleep
and Wallace is the exact opposite |
I have a two year old that I have to change his nappy at midnight or he wont make it through the night so no point going to be earlier than that and I start work in the city at 7:30am so I'm up at 6:30am every day.
Weekends are different I'm usually up until 1 or 2am and sleep in as long as I'm aloud.
But I every now and then do night work so whilst waiting for things to happen log on at work so it looks like I'm always on.
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| tmuir wrote: | | Mamodman123 wrote: |
Tony is a machine! he never seems to sleep
and Wallace is the exact opposite |
I have a two year old that I have to change his nappy at midnight or he wont make it through the night so no point going to be earlier than that and I start work in the city at 7:30am so I'm up at 6:30am every day.
Weekends are different I'm usually up until 1 or 2am and sleep in as long as I'm aloud.
But I every now and then do night work so whilst waiting for things to happen log on at work so it looks like I'm always on. |
hmmm I have another theory....007
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| MTA wrote: | | Graham-Jilly wrote: | MTA the original pipe supplied with the regulator hat to be cut so that the threades bush could be soldered on and I also had to cut 1/4 of an inch off the front end of the pipe where it fitted into the f/r regulator at the front of the engine.
hope that makes sense 4.40am here not quite awake yet
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That makes perfect sense! Our Australian members must love early starts and late nights! I think Tony was on here once at 1 am Oz time and had to wake up at 6am Oz time the same day |
My old man does that every day
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