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  • Jasonb
    Jasonb replied to the thread McOnie Drawings.
    That CAD does not really do it justice. Castings out of production but could be fabricated/cut from solid Quite a nice one...
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    Looks like an Olds by Paul Briesch
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    Jasonb reacted to Fidlstyks's post in the thread A Unique Twin IC Engine with Like Like.
    I have the book by Doug Kelley with these plans in it. Bates and Edmonds made the full size engine.
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    Jasonb reacted to Rdean33422's post in the thread Ford's Quadricycle Engine with Like Like.
    I hear you John. I just had to see if it would run. One of the problems I found from that run was that the left cylinder was not...
  • Jasonb
    Jasonb replied to the thread A Unique Twin IC Engine.
    They are not actually points in the way you would get on a car. There is a grounded contact and a live one. As the piston comes up...
  • Jasonb
    Jasonb replied to the thread A Unique Twin IC Engine.
    Upper bellcranks work cyl No1 so as the can hits green1 it will pull the top rod, as the cam hits pink 1 it will push the top rod. Same...
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    Jasonb replied to the thread A Unique Twin IC Engine.
    looks like the governor is linked back towards the head as I can't see anything else that actuates the smaller rod at the side of the...
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  • Jasonb
    Jasonb replied to the thread A Unique Twin IC Engine.
    Pat have a look at the Ford Quod thread where I explain how the ignition worked that also has a pin on the piston to trip the ignitor...
  • Jasonb
    Jasonb replied to the thread Mystery steam engine.
    Charles the size in #251 is the OD of the drive flange and what I scaled the photo to. The ctrs when measured from that average out...
  • Jasonb
    Jasonb replied to the thread Mystery steam engine.
    Yes, that is how I have it
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  • Jasonb
    Jasonb replied to the thread Mystery steam engine.
    That makes sense Charles in which case an average would seem to be 55deg each way.
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  • Jasonb
    Jasonb replied to the thread Mystery steam engine.
    It is not quite as I would expect. I used another image that was squarer on and rotated it to match the position in post #247. Added th...
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  • Jasonb
    Jasonb replied to the thread Mystery steam engine.
    We should be able to work with that, I can get the angles with CAD
  • Jasonb
    I'd sort your boring bar and do some practice cuts on scrap until you get it right
  • Jasonb
    Jasonb replied to the thread Mystery steam engine.
    That is very close to 1/4" = 6.35mm so we can assume that is what the builder was aiming for. Depending on how far the curved expansion...
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