thanks david

[satlite440]

ok your favorite pain in the a$$ is back.. can i just say YOUR THE MAN!!!!.. esc in hows this?

...also i have a few questions...


1 how do i know how much gas i'm getting in the tank?any tips/tricks
2 how do you know how long to blow gas to bring her up?i'm guessing it's a learn/feel thing i know that the 1st blow she pops right up..
3 whats the best way to attach the blocks for the lpb pipeing to the cyclinder?????


thanks again to david and all the rest of you guys for making my dream become real



shane

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

ok your favorite pain in the a$$ is back.. can i just say YOUR THE MAN!!!!.. esc in hows this?

...also i have a few questions...


1 how do i know how much gas i'm getting in the tank?any tips/tricks
2 how do you know how long to blow gas to bring her up?i'm guessing it's a learn/feel thing i know that the 1st blow she pops right up..
3 whats the best way to attach the blocks for the lpb pipeing to the cyclinder?????


thanks again to david and all the rest of you guys for making my dream become real



shane

It's all worth while when I see someone moving forward with the project, Shane. My pleasure, sir.

1. You first charge the on-board bottle with a shot of propellant -- not much liquid gets in because the bottle is warm. You then vent the on-board bottle charge to atmospher to chill the bottle, lowering its 'energy', you then quickly charge again. Do this once and you get enough liquid in there for about ten blows.

2. It's a learn/feel thing .... Duh!

3. CA. File the surface of the Lexan to give some tooth, contour sand the bottom of the manifold to the cylinder, position, then lay on some thin formula CA.

[satlite440]

aye aye sir!

[trout]

I attached my blocks on differently, I used RTV. If the attachment is to fit the curve, lay down some sandpaper (rough side up) and sand the block against the tube. This will shape the block to your tube and prepare it to be attached.

Then I framed the block (where you want it attached) with tape, sanded the area, (second picture was to show the clean lines that it will allow) with tape on I applied RTV to the item to be attached and there you go.