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12-13-2016, 08:53 PM
Several posts have suddenly gone missing. I have no idea what happened to them, but they only had a couple of really gross comments and no Saito advice. Well, a religious comment was made by one poster.
I've got a question about this water spinning the wrong way down under. When one has had a bit too much to drink and the room starts spinning when you make it to the bed, does it spin the wrong way too?
I've got a question about this water spinning the wrong way down under. When one has had a bit too much to drink and the room starts spinning when you make it to the bed, does it spin the wrong way too?
12-13-2016, 10:48 PM
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Several posts have suddenly gone missing. I have no idea what happened to them, but they only had a couple of really gross comments and no Saito advice. Well, a religious comment was made by one poster.
I've got a question about this water spinning the wrong way down under. When one has had a bit too much to drink and the room starts spinning when you make it to the bed, does it spin the wrong way too?
I've got a question about this water spinning the wrong way down under. When one has had a bit too much to drink and the room starts spinning when you make it to the bed, does it spin the wrong way too?
12-14-2016, 04:27 AM
Several posts have suddenly gone missing. I have no idea what happened to them, but they only had a couple of really gross comments and no Saito advice. Well, a religious comment was made by one poster.
I've got a question about this water spinning the wrong way down under. When one has had a bit too much to drink and the room starts spinning when you make it to the bed, does it spin the wrong way too?
I've got a question about this water spinning the wrong way down under. When one has had a bit too much to drink and the room starts spinning when you make it to the bed, does it spin the wrong way too?
12-14-2016, 06:28 AM
12-14-2016, 07:10 AM
Several posts have suddenly gone missing. I have no idea what happened to them, but they only had a couple of really gross comments and no Saito advice. Well, a religious comment was made by one poster.
I've got a question about this water spinning the wrong way down under. When one has had a bit too much to drink and the room starts spinning when you make it to the bed, does it spin the wrong way too?
I've got a question about this water spinning the wrong way down under. When one has had a bit too much to drink and the room starts spinning when you make it to the bed, does it spin the wrong way too?
Hmm good question, would like to put the theory to the test if someone sends me a roundtrip ticket to Aussieland.
12-14-2016, 09:30 AM
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12-14-2016, 11:20 AM
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Pete, it appears that the the front two cylinder base bolts backed out partway than pulled out of the block. I bought the engine for cheap and moved all the guts to a new crankcase and cylinder. Foolish, maybe, but it runs really well, installed new Boca Bearings also.
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12-14-2016, 11:35 AM
Pete, it appears that the the front two cylinder base bolts backed out partway than pulled out of the block. I bought the engine for cheap and moved all the guts to a new crankcase and cylinder. Foolish, maybe, but it runs really well, installed new Boca Bearings also.
12-15-2016, 03:19 AM
My good luck this page is numbered 1313 you dry sense of humour so and so
if it was a bushfire sign you were reading your black arrow would be firmly in the red zone,highly combustible and not easily put out once it gets going.Did you know that even the sacred aussie victoria beer cannot get a 125 to rev?
if it was a bushfire sign you were reading your black arrow would be firmly in the red zone,highly combustible and not easily put out once it gets going.Did you know that even the sacred aussie victoria beer cannot get a 125 to rev?
12-15-2016, 06:20 AM
My good luck this page is numbered 1313 you dry sense of humour so and so if it was a bushfire sign you were reading your black arrow would be firmly in the red zone,highly combustible and not easily put out once it gets going.Did you know that even the sacred aussie victoria beer cannot get a 125 to rev?
if it was a bushfire sign you were reading your black arrow would be firmly in the red zone,highly combustible and not easily put out once it gets going.Did you know that even the sacred aussie victoria beer cannot get a 125 to rev? 
12-16-2016, 10:37 AM
The Scimitar at least doesn't flex like their GF K series does. This is the only MA I use, I do have a handful of K spares, but those are in case I break an APC and don't have a spare.
12-16-2016, 11:23 AM
Maybe the 6 turns the same as the 8 at certain settings, but this is only a static measurement. A lot of things happen to propellers in the air. Find a 3D guy and see if he can hover the model using each prop. That will tell you a lot when he tries to determine his pull out power. Me, I was never good at that.
12-19-2016, 02:16 AM
It's a bugger no one has taken you up on that barry you hit the nail on the head.Be like swinging an expensive no2 driver/saito on a square golf ball/prop.
ps pope saito sends you a free nip on the nut sack for christmas,it's alright,thank me later
ps pope saito sends you a free nip on the nut sack for christmas,it's alright,thank me later
12-19-2016, 02:54 AM
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12-19-2016, 06:25 AM
Must NOT read OF posts while eating or drinking.