Bob and Everyone,
First off, I am NOT criticizing the article on myLargescal.com. In fact I made
the exact same assumption that Dwight (the writer) did.
Looking over the R/C for Ruby article, I see where he made stops for the
Johnson Bar by drilling and tapping holes for two small bolts on th
Charles W. Walters wrote:
> I was over at a friends house last night and saw something I think is neat.
> He had two oil bottles, different sizes. One for steam oil and one for
> lubing. They were about 3 to 5 ounces in size. Tough plastic, but
> flexible. Had a long metal stem, bent from t
In a message dated 8/6/01 1:55:29 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
<< I haven't seen a better setup on the servos for a
Ruby so far. >>
Dwight is a real craftsman and deserves credit for his ideas. I have seen
some of his work in electric trains and it is nice to see the Ru
In a message dated 08/06/01 2:34:00 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
<< unfortunately, that's a "framed" page and when you go to it you don't
see any bottles :-( ...
>>
For once I had no problem. Went to "tools" on the left hand side of the
homepage and then to the bott
Bob,
Another one of those, "Why didn't I think of that" deals. Thanks for sharing
the link with us.
If it matters, I also mounted my receiver, batteries, and switch in the
tender. Currently I'm only using one servo on the Johnson Bar but after reading
the article from Dwight Ennis, I'm off
a note that came in to me the other day that i neglected to send out
until now ...
At 2:52 PM -0400 8/2/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi Dave -
> We have made it as far as Iowa on our great adventure. We hope
>to go to the steamup in Rahh PA the end of the month and wondered if
>you c
At 3:37 PM -0400 8/6/01, John Kowalchuk wrote:
>I found oil bottles by clicking on "Tools" in the left frame, then on the
>"Oiler and Dispenser" in the frame that comes up on the right. This leads
>to several oil bottles that would appear to match the description.
duh ... sorry for being so dens
At 12:27 PM 8/6/01 -0700, Dave Cole wrote:
>unfortunately, that's a "framed" page and when you go to it you don't
>see any bottles :-( ...
I found oil bottles by clicking on "Tools" in the left frame, then on the
"Oiler and Dispenser" in the frame that comes up on the right. This leads
to sever
Mike Bickford:
unfortunately, that's a "framed" page and when you go to it you don't
see any bottles :-( ...
i wandered around but didn't find anything that might be it.
could you provide us with the name on your bottle?
thanks.
\dmc
At 9:56 PM +1000 8/6/01, The Bickfords wrote:
>Chuck & Ri
Chuck & Richard
You might need an export licence for one of our 'treasures' :-)
Back on the oil bottle nozzle trail, I looked at the name on my bottle and
then did a Google search and found this website.
http://www.dreusicke.com/welcomee.php3. These are the bottles I was
meaning.
cheers
Mike Bic
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