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TD 051 pressure backplates
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TD 051 pressure backplates
Hi folks
I'm a newby to the forum - Tony Shepherd, signing in from Portsmouth UK.
I do a lot of free flight contest flying but my use of Cox engines has been limited to a dieselised TD051 in a contest class which mandates diesels below .052cuins. I used one for a while in a Top Banana but it had just too much grunt for the airframe and I went back to a PAW55.
Following a change in the BMFA rules for free flight comps in 2014, I've now decided to have a go at 1/2A duration and I've dragged out my two TD051's that I'd set aside for conversion to diesel but never got that far. I've already converted them to Nelson heads and plugs and Kustom Kraftsmanship NVAs. Now the next job is to run them on pressure and I've read in many places (including this forum) that a backplate with a pressure nipple is better than bleeding it off the plastic pipe as moulded in by Cox. So the question is, where can I get the back plates from?
Cheers - Tony
I'm a newby to the forum - Tony Shepherd, signing in from Portsmouth UK.
I do a lot of free flight contest flying but my use of Cox engines has been limited to a dieselised TD051 in a contest class which mandates diesels below .052cuins. I used one for a while in a Top Banana but it had just too much grunt for the airframe and I went back to a PAW55.
Following a change in the BMFA rules for free flight comps in 2014, I've now decided to have a go at 1/2A duration and I've dragged out my two TD051's that I'd set aside for conversion to diesel but never got that far. I've already converted them to Nelson heads and plugs and Kustom Kraftsmanship NVAs. Now the next job is to run them on pressure and I've read in many places (including this forum) that a backplate with a pressure nipple is better than bleeding it off the plastic pipe as moulded in by Cox. So the question is, where can I get the back plates from?
Cheers - Tony
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Re: TD 051 pressure backplates
Tony:
I have two used pressure-tapped TD .049-.051 backplates in good condition avaiable. I got them from Paul Gibeault (Alberta, Canada) several years ago but have never used them due to declining helth issues.
I'd sell the pair for $20 plus postage from the US. They'd fit very nicely into a small padded shipping envelope.
Please advise via PM if interested.
SuperDave
I have two used pressure-tapped TD .049-.051 backplates in good condition avaiable. I got them from Paul Gibeault (Alberta, Canada) several years ago but have never used them due to declining helth issues.
I'd sell the pair for $20 plus postage from the US. They'd fit very nicely into a small padded shipping envelope.
Please advise via PM if interested.
SuperDave
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Great!
Thanks for that Dave. I'll take you up on the offer.
I'll contact you directly with my address.
Cheers - Tony
I'll contact you directly with my address.
Cheers - Tony
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Re: TD 051 pressure backplates
Tony:
I am willing to send the backplates to you on the ASSUMPTION i'll receive payment.
Good faith prevails on our forum and rare is the exception. If you wish to check my forum statistics I have been a member since 'll and have a good reputation. Others will vouch for me also if you need reassurance.
Ask member you wish.
SuperDave (aka: SD)
I am willing to send the backplates to you on the ASSUMPTION i'll receive payment.
Good faith prevails on our forum and rare is the exception. If you wish to check my forum statistics I have been a member since 'll and have a good reputation. Others will vouch for me also if you need reassurance.
Ask member you wish.
SuperDave (aka: SD)
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Thanks
Thanks Dave, that's really kind. I've sent my contact details via a private posting to you. Paypal or cash? - the former is safer if you have an account.
Cheers
Cheers
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