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Try this person for the info you require: William Connolly Brand Manager|Sullivan Products P: 410-732-3500|www.sullivanproducts.com [email protected]

Well Ron!!! The Brits beat you this time. Ian got it right - see http://tech.flygsw.org/kraft61overhaul.htm - the K with the < behind seals it. Thanks for all replies!! Also TKU for the oil warning - I run on 20% (16% synthetic and 4% castor) I said to you Ron that we would meet again on...

Thanks for the pictures - seems that it is not a Kalistrov engine from what I can make out in your attachments. I need to remove the engine so I will take a picture of this engine's logo and post again later. Again, my thanks for your replies.

Can anyone describe or show me the logo on a Kalistrov engine. Do these engines resemble a MERCO in anyway?. When were Kalistrov engines first produced and when did the cease production? Thanks

piston face ? please elaborate See the link http://www.nimrifmodels.co.uk/setup.htm and if it does not work then cut and paste http://www.nimrifmodels.co.uk/setup.htm See like a problem somewhere, I can get to the chart OK directly but not using the above info, let's try to insert a picture...

See http://www.nimrifmodels.co.uk/setup.html

Go back to http://www.intlwaters.com/index.php?showto...mp;hl=rcuk+john and see http://www.nimrifmodels.co.uk/setup.html

See http://www.nimrifmodels.co.uk/setup.html for lengths. (Copy and paste if the link does not work)

Any interest to you? FSRV race standard Tanks and Headers http://www.iansboats.co.uk/ http://www.prestwich.ndirect.co.uk/fueltanks.htm (If the links don't work then copy and paste them)

M3.5 is used to secure all electrical sockets and switches in housing. See http://www.newmantools.com/tech/threadm.htm for a list of metric coarse threads. There are some "bastard" sizes (typically M16 x 1.5) based on ISO standards which are used for conduit and electrical fittings.

http://www.nimrifmodels.co.uk/setup.html Tuned Length Chart on above site - you may have to "Copy and Paste" to access web site - did not seem to want to run the link

Take a look at this site http://www.cfsnet.co.uk/ And specifically the PDF file http://www.cfsnet.co.uk/Web_FibreglassGuide.pdf (Use copy and paste, the linking did not seem to work for me) John

Look at the following link (and if it does not redirect you then "Cut & Paste" : http://www.nimrifmodels.co.uk/setup.html

Is this what you are looking for - OPS 82711 in PDF format? Looks like the PDF file was not attached!!!!

Use a plastic container and cover your props with PHOSPHORIC ACID. This is sold as ceramic tile grout remover. However, it is an acid so DO EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION

There is certainly one post missing and I was the only reply on that one. I think it was originated in Australia. John

You could take a look at http://www.intlwaters.com/index.php?showtopic=14216 which was on Finishing Resin. Look at http://www.cfsnet.co.uk/ for some reading - this was referred to in that thread. John

NO!! Just saying there are two sites with some useful READING!!

Two useful sites with reading on resins are: http://www.cfsnet.co.uk/ and http://www.epoxyproducts.com/1_marineresins.html John

This is my first post on this forum. I have recently completed my second AeroMarine Challenger 21 but this time with a couple a differences. The new boat is fitted with a 7½cc Nitro engine and I have converted the tuned pipe to have a water jacket around it on the first taper section. So, as...