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 In my line of work, we affectionately refer to this approach as "Seagull Engineering". Why? Because we swoop in, flap around making a lot of noise and commotion, leave a big mess of "stuff" behind and then fly off. - billbo911 [more] |
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21-02-2005, 16:00
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Re: pic: Nitrous Oxide
whats with the hot glue? or what ever that stuff is?
and seems you are going to multiposition? not quite done it seems lol what are those 3 switches at the top left do? and where are you takeing the exhausts? i understand up to the single solenoid to multi position but after that,, are you going to blow air into your motors or sumthing? looks nice but you have your double in the center. which might mean itll take a longer tube to connect to your cylider. which means more waste. you want the tubes from your solenpid to your cylinders as short as you can. for efficiency. |
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