The local antique machinery club has a two-stroke diesel gen set out of an old
hospital. Similar setup -- blow torch heater on copper ingots bolted through
the head for pre-heaters, but real injectors.
Don't know if they got it running -- the idea was to power a shop with overhead
belts to run
A friend of mine owns the "Whately Engine Museum" in Whately, MA. I need to
finish editing the video of him starting his Metz-Weiss (sp?) semi-diesel
engine. He takes a BIG propane torch (think weed burner) and heats what looks
like a trailer ball on the front of it. That trailer ball leads to
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LCW2qRO0_w
Oil engine, similar to the page oil engine, but smaller.
You can see why Deere liked it, and bought the company, which evolved
into the Mannheim Works.
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On 04/12/2013 6:07 AM, Tim Crone wrote:
Thought you folks would enjoy:
http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/12/prototype-uses-radio-pulse-to-shut-off-a-cars-engine-from-a-distance/
Looks like my 300D is now the perfect getaway car, maybe I can sell it to
the Moral Monday folks...
Best,
Tim
Thought you folks would enjoy:
http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/12/prototype-uses-radio-pulse-to-shut-off-a-cars-engine-from-a-distance/
Looks like my 300D is now the perfect getaway car, maybe I can sell it to
the Moral Monday folks...
Best,
Tim
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