Viv,Viv wrote:We should get Kenneth to allow html file posting so we can post the vuiewable interactive file.
Viv
You can post the eDrawing html file if you first convert it to ZIP...as I did in this thread.
Proposed No-Weld Logan
Moderator: Mike Everman
Viv,Viv wrote:We should get Kenneth to allow html file posting so we can post the vuiewable interactive file.
Viv
Good point but i wanted it to work in the window right off the back like:-)PulseDuuude wrote:Viv,Viv wrote:We should get Kenneth to allow html file posting so we can post the vuiewable interactive file.
Viv
You can post the eDrawing html file if you first convert it to ZIP...as I did in this thread.
Proposed No-Weld Logan
Stupid me! I never thought of that! Jesus, sometimes I'm really slow witted....Mike Everman wrote:Perhaps you can put the photos in your personal gallery, then put that URL?
Ray, if the tube is, say, 4 inches in diameter, and you plug one end, mark a spot about 16 in from the plugged end and start sawing the tube across at that point. Don't saw it all the way through, but only halfway -- to the depth of two inches or thereabouts.Ray(in England) wrote:Bruno,
Please just confirm I've understood your below instruction correctly.
By 'half diameter' do you mean sawing a slit which is a quarter of the tube's circumference long?.As opposed to sawing a slit of half the circumference's length?.
'About four diameters from the plugged end, saw the tube across to perhaps half diameter with a hacksaw or whatever.'
Thanks, Ray.
My experience with it was early, like my first fuelling attempt. I now know it was not successful because the diameter and location are important and can't just be TLAR, at least my TLAR. And it could have been that it was a stinger in the slit-like smashed Kazoo intake, and partly that it shouldn't be hand-held. Bill hit it dead on with his stinger.Bruno Ogorelec wrote:Ray, I would be wrong in advocating anything specific here. The problem is that I think such a fuel feed makes great sense, and have arguments in its favor, but in actual practice few designers have used it. I don't know why. It could well be that some factor I am not aware of works against it. I just don't know. I wish I could investigate this and find out.