Cox Engines Quarterly #8 now available!

Great job guys!

I'm partway through it right now!

And I forgot to add a thanks to all of the contributors as well for taking the time to compose the articles in which I, along with others, enjoy reading.

Hah Hah Hah.....I loved the Jokes!  I'm gonna use that Redneck FBI one on my neighbor! Then we can share the wood this winter.  
Hey the Articles are good too.  I need a diagram from Rusty as to where a 180Deg line is away from the pilot? I think I'd just back up...away...from the flight line?     C O O L.... we got Paul, Rusty, Fred and Roddie!   You guys are GREAT!!  and now Famous Too.

Surfer Kriss too!   Sorry I didn't connect the name to the avatar!  Great info on Diesel, I'll have to try that sometime, in the near future!

Great to see!

I didn't realise that my contribution was that long, I'll try to write something shorter the next time...

I would also like to thank Bernie and the rest for their great services. Without them the "Cox part" of the hobby would surely have been dead by now. The things I've ordered have always arrive very swiftly here without any issues. Together with the low shipping charges that works really well.

/Krister

Surfer_kris wrote:Great to see!

I didn't realise that my contribution was that long, I'll try to write something shorter the next time...

I would also like to thank Bernie and the rest for their great services. Without them the "Cox part" of the hobby would surely have been dead by now. The things I've ordered have always arrive very swiftly here without any issues. Together with the low shipping charges that works really well.

/Krister

It wasn't too long...; it was perfect

Surfer_kris wrote:Great to see! I didn't realise that my contribution was that long, I'll try to write something shorter the next time... I would also like to thank Bernie and the rest for their great services. Without them the "Cox part" of the hobby would surely have been dead by now. The things I've ordered have always arrive very swiftly here without any issues. Together with the low shipping charges that works really well. /Krister

Kris, I thoroughly enjoyed reading your Cox .074 Queen Bee diesel hop up article, simple yet ingenious way to make this odd engine perform as it should. Since I don't run diesels nor made much use of mine makes me wonder if I should use it as bartering material for a glow engine more to my liking.

I've wondered at times why Cox just didn't upsize the Black Widow as a tankless with simple exhaust throttle muffler, simpler venturi back, radial instead of beam mount with Bee tank bolt pattern, and .09 glow head. It would have been cheaper to manufacture, lighter in weight and reasonably foolproof. I guess with decline in popularity and changes in management unfamiliar with the market led to demise. Hopefully without offending any, it reminds me somehow of the A.C. Gilbert Thunderheads. Being heavier and lower powered, they are more collector items than runners.

Good testimony for Cox International of Canada, glad to hear that the shipping system to across the pond works seamlessly and cost effectively.

Mine seems kind of long too, but it's just the layout and large print... which I like. They all read pretty quickly. I enjoy writing for the CI newsletter, thanks Bernie for the opportunity. We always pick up a few new members with every nailing. November has been a busy month with new members, even before the letter came out.
Rusty

We always pick up a few new members with every nailing

Yes, that does produce offspring and we can enroll them from the day of their birth

Cox International wrote:We always pick up a few new members with every nailing

Yes, that does produce offspring and we can enroll them from the day of their birth

Okay, I'm goofy, been on good therapeutic meds altely. Besides when I joined MCLs, all they knew was my name started with an N, so I was deemed "Rusty Nail." Lol. I had to earn that one away, but I ran with it. On the nose of mt Yak9 I wanted cyrilic sript with a backwards R. and I translated "Russ the Nailer" for a red decal. And the fighter pilot from the Oriental, and now the Nobler has "RN" on his helmet. Wayne sent me a news clipping from the newsppaper with a criminal in jail named Rusty Nale... it went on for a while and still lingers.
RN

You Guys have done it again Great write up on all subjects !! Thank You for all your efforts