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Right, here we are, a decent run with no fire to put out, or excessive waterfalls/fountains.
Videos are too dark, they were already too dark, then got much worse with the photobucket encoding.
Running fast (it did go faster)
Running slow
Running slow and fast and slow again
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A bit dark, but still nice see these baby's running, Chris. I have a PW203, but
I've been slow getting around to fix it up. Your vid gives me some incentive!
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Nice to see its running well Chris! 
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| Posted: Sat Mar 31, 2007 7:57 pm Post subject: |
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Will do a better video in some light another day! There were not that bad but got worse when photobucket encoded them.
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| Chris wrote: | | Will do a better video in some light another day! There were not that bad but got worse when photobucket encoded them. |
It was a bargain price for that engine! Ive seen them do well over 80 unboxed  . Its a lovely engine Chris! Can't think of anything better for your first stationary...well maybe an SE3
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I was waiting to buy a stationary until I saw something that appealed that I could afford. Would have liked an SE3 but they always seem to fetch so much money, and was very tempted by an SP5.
Figured with this that if I didn't like it I could sell it and make a bit of money on it...but I think I will keep hold of it for a while now.
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Looks good mate!
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I was waiting to buy a stationary until I saw something that appealed that I could afford. Would have liked an SE3 but they always seem to fetch so much money, and was very tempted by an SP5.
Figured with this that if I didn't like it I could sell it and make a bit of money on it...but I think I will keep hold of it for a while now.
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Not a bad plan Chris  if you like it then keep it.
SP5 is a good engine very fast runner 
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| If I had one of those I'd keep it forever. They're a classic engine! |
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| That looks to be a damn fine engine, hopefully pick up my PW201 tomorrow, Im getting to like these 'ere Lutons . . . |
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Chris
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Will do a better vid outside on a nice day and rig it up to the mamod workshop.
It is pretty powerful. Will be interesting to see what you think of your Luton when it arrives.
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Great engine -- good videos but a bit dark as you said. Look forward to some more vidoes. We would like something special enough to video --
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