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Post  rsv1cox Thu Dec 10, 2015 7:09 am

Found in a field somewhere in South East Missouri a broken GoPro and pieces of balsa laying nearby.  

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Sorry, couldn’t help it.  When I saw this for sale on ebay my first thoughts were of our three lettered sail plane, glider, all things aviation, videographer enthusiast friend.  

An interesting piece.  A first generation Enya .09 with Made in Japan cast into the left bearer, custom made fuel tank(s) and some sort of fuel regulator/timer/cutoff? mounted into the sail.  Looks like a Cox fuel tank from the other side.  Any ideas?

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Post  Kim Thu Dec 10, 2015 7:36 am

HOOT!!! There's ALWAYS the chance !!

Yeah, looks like someone's free flighter got it's pylon salvaged!
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Post  getback Thu Dec 10, 2015 8:29 am

NO IDEA but that tank looks like the repair job I did on a briggs float off a 18 opposed twin of mine the other day lol! Nice engine anyways . Eric Very Happy
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Post  rsv1cox Thu Dec 10, 2015 4:43 pm

getback wrote:NO IDEA but that tank looks like the repair job I did on a briggs float off a 18 opposed twin of mine the other day lol! Nice engine anyways . Eric Very Happy

Yeah leak city Eric. Or maybe he just wanted to add weight......What is curious is what appears to be two separate fuel tanks.
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Post  Ken Cook Thu Dec 10, 2015 4:55 pm

It looks like a Austin Craft timer.
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Post  rsv1cox Fri Dec 11, 2015 6:42 am

Ken Cook wrote:             It looks like a Austin Craft timer.

I agree, it's some sort of timer but I googled Austin Craft and it doesn't look the same. I will know next week when it arrives.

I have an old wing from some sort of R/C aircraft. Actually it's just one half of a wing, deep camber flat bottom in no way suitable for a glider but with a proper fuselage and that pylon Enya .09 on top maybe a control line. Stupid idea, but I would love to see it flying once again in that configuration.

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Post  rsv1cox Wed Dec 16, 2015 12:21 pm

Got it.

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Marked "Spitfire" fuel cut-off timer. There's one on ebay for $14, kind of neat.

It has a spring loaded plunger with a conical shaft and an air bleed adjustment at the bottom. The wire clip locks it open until your ready to use it.

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When the air bleeds off out of the chamber the spring loaded shaft drops and the cone hits a plunger located on the fuel in/out apparatus shutting off the fuel. Pretty simple and effective.

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Post  stevej Mon Dec 21, 2015 3:54 am

Spitfire timers worked the best of the old pneumatic timers. I sure wouldn't trust a plane with one today. I have cut off the valve to use with a clockwork Tatone timer.
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Post  rsv1cox Mon Dec 21, 2015 6:06 am

stevej wrote:Spitfire timers worked the best of the old pneumatic timers. I sure wouldn't trust a plane with one today. I have cut off the valve to use with a clockwork Tatone timer.

Yes, it’s more of a novelty than a serious contender. I cleaned it up and put it in my display case. It does work depending upon how far the brass plug is unscrewed, from rather slow to moderately quick.

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Post  stevej Mon Dec 21, 2015 10:55 am

They are adjustable by turning the screw on the bottom.
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