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Cox Engine of The Month
AM 10 and 15 by Premier Engineering
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AM 10 and 15 by Premier Engineering
A while ago, I posted details of the AM10 and Surfer_Kris replied with this picture
Again, more variations. These are the later builds and one of these has a glow head. As Surfer_Kris mentioned the glow version is not a very good runner. I have seen this before with quite a few diesel to glow conversions where just the head has been swapped. The venturi on a diesel is often a tad smaller than a glows requirements.
I was also puzzled because, at the time, I had the later AM15 with the RC venturi but as the heads were no longer coloured - I wondered how you tell the AM10 and 15 apart,
It is obvious if you have the 15
The silencer is a little restrictive and the 15 runs quite hot with perfomance diesel fuel.
Again, more variations. These are the later builds and one of these has a glow head. As Surfer_Kris mentioned the glow version is not a very good runner. I have seen this before with quite a few diesel to glow conversions where just the head has been swapped. The venturi on a diesel is often a tad smaller than a glows requirements.
I was also puzzled because, at the time, I had the later AM15 with the RC venturi but as the heads were no longer coloured - I wondered how you tell the AM10 and 15 apart,
It is obvious if you have the 15
The silencer is a little restrictive and the 15 runs quite hot with perfomance diesel fuel.
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Re: AM 10 and 15 by Premier Engineering
Brings back memories. In 1958 I purchased my first "Diesel" engine, a Frog 150. Two years later an AM 15 with a blue head which seemed a better engine than the Frog. Later, I had a Sabre 2.5cc which was the fore runner of Australian "Taipan" engines. Memories!!! All those are gone now replaced with about 30 COX engines!
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Re: AM 10 and 15 by Premier Engineering
The fin spacing looked subtly different between the .10 and the .15...
Neato header pipes on the Kingcat.
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Neato header pipes on the Kingcat.
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