Re: Fire!!!!!  Burned

My prayers are with you both. Norman NJ - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 9:01 AM Subject: Re: Fire! Burned To all you wonderful friends, Today will be probably one of the

Re: BPE boiler mods?

Try allowing more air to be drawn in at the burner. - Original Message - From: PeteH [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 11:40 AM Subject: BPE boiler mods? Has anyone modified the vertical Midwest boiler as used in

Re: thermometer range

Harry, The strip heater element is a resistance wire woven into a cloth like flat weave. It comes in various lengths with one closed end and the other with an electrical cord and a 110v plug. You will have to make a board about 6 wide by the length of the strip. The board can be a base of 1/2

Re: ECLSTS

It's this weekend Subject: RE: ECLSTS thanks for the directions, but what are the dates of the show??

Re: New Steamer

Sulpher Springs Steam Models has them . a goodal valve to replace the filler cap though. That way you can get longer run times.

Re: Dee frames

- Original Message - From: Jim Curry [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 8:14 AM Subject: Re: Dee frames Michael: The Dee is an English engine that some G1MRA guys designed about a 18 months ago and published a

Re: Tender Hand Pump

It will slosh side to side as well as rock the boat. to back pumps. I find that the water in the boiler sloshes around when using these pumps. Thanks Robb

Re: Pop Valves

Mike, Please send a copy to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks Norman

Re: Butane valve leak

Why can't a tire valve core be used where propane is involved/filled? Arthur, Mexico City William (Bill) Morewood designed a propane system for his Raritan. Joe Tanski has the drawings It utilizes the valves from bicycle tires. I believe they are Shraeder valves. I have it in use on a

Re: bronze assay

What is the reaction of stainless steel to copper? Norman NJ

Cylinder drain

What is available, or can be made, in the way of cylinder drain cocks for G1 engines? Open to all ideas. Thanks Norman NJ

Re: Help needed on the new Project Engine Website

Nicely done. Thank you. I have put together a website ( www.panyo.com/project )

Re: Keith's Health

Wishing you a quick and early recovery Norman NJ - Original Message - car accident yesterday and Keith has a broken right shoulder.

Re: Decal service

Keith, I'm constructing the Kerr Stuart Brazil, G1. Do you have any suggestion or drawings for an axle pump. - Original Message - fitted an engine driven feed pump geared off the Graham engine and the boiler level and presrure keeps up with the steam demand of the Graham with cold

Re: BAGRS Project Locomotive

Ferd, Thanks. Now I understand this list format. And, thanks to others for yor responce. - Original Message - HI Norm Your message did come up - we never receive our own messages Cheers Ferd have failed to properly set up my e-mail

Re: BAGRS Project Locomotive

This is a test

Re: BAGRS Project Locomotive

Thanks. The test was to see if my own message would come up. In as much as did not I have failed to properly set up my e-mail configuration. Back to the bookfor dummies. - Original Message - From: Gary [EMAIL PROTECTED] Testy response for Norman

Re: G1

I have been following along the the G1 e-mailing lately and am impressed with knowledgable dialog. Perhaps some opinions may keep me from going astray. I downloaded the Keith Bucklitch drawing for the Brazil and have it under construction. What say you?

Re: BAGRS LOCO

I'm constructing the Brazil from the Keith Bucklitch drawings. Can this burner be adapted to it? Thank you. Norman New Jersey Made the alcohol burner from the SITG articles with my own tank from brass sheet. The capacity is about 50cc, last run was 20 minutes without refueling and then