Kevin,
My BAGRS loco is fitted with a two-wick alcohol burner and produces
enough steam for its twin-cylinder engine, which uses two cilinder
assemblies from the original (Mark IV) Midwest steam engine. The loco's
deck is 1/4" ply on top of which is a square sheet of aluminum. The
burner tubes
A lump of coal? There's the answer. nuts to the wicks, Go Anthracite!
Daniel J. McGrath
>From: Kevin Strong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Reply-To: sslivesteam@colegroup.com >To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam >Subject: BAGRS Burners... >Date: Sat, 25 Dec 2004 09:41:33 -0700 > >While waiting for S
While waiting for Santa to show up (so I could steal all the live steam
locos from his bag), I finished building the frame for my BAGRS-ish
"creation". The good news is that it runs like a son-of-a-gun on air,
and pulls its own weight (considerable weight at that) with great
aplomb. At least it
Hi group !
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.
Just a quick question to get your Christmas morning going.
I have been designing a tender/water tank car to carry the water for the
axle pump that I am installing in my Philly. I saw an article on
myLargeScale.com
http://www.mylargescale.com/forum
