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Cox Engine of The Month
Cox #3601 water cooling clamp
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Cox #3601 water cooling clamp
To sir or madam;
I've been searching the Cox #3601 water cooling clamp for my .049 Dumas boat engine. I haven't find it one hard to get it. Do you have it or any idea how to find it for me? I'm willing to buy it from you.
Thank you,
Robert DiGiovanna
I've been searching the Cox #3601 water cooling clamp for my .049 Dumas boat engine. I haven't find it one hard to get it. Do you have it or any idea how to find it for me? I'm willing to buy it from you.
Thank you,
Robert DiGiovanna
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Re: Cox #3601 water cooling clamp
Hi Robert, That's a Dumas part number:
https://www.coxengineforum.com/t7457-cox-049-heatsink-question
I'd search on EBay. There is also part nr CJ-012 which is the same but with 2 clamping parts instead of 3.
WELCOME TO THE FORUM!!!
Lieven
https://www.coxengineforum.com/t7457-cox-049-heatsink-question
I'd search on EBay. There is also part nr CJ-012 which is the same but with 2 clamping parts instead of 3.
WELCOME TO THE FORUM!!!
Lieven
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Re: Cox #3601 water cooling clamp
My Dumas #3601 is a heavy piece. I've never used it.. but acquired it a long time ago at a hobby shop.
Pictured to it's right, is a Cox .049 heatsink. I plan on running the Cox heatsink in a small open-hull outrigger hydroplane of my own design. You might consider trying one.. (might be easier to find..) When you consider some of the surface-models that Cox has put their engines in.. (of which most all used this heatsink).. it should provide adequate cooling.. as long as the engine's cylinder is getting fresh air around it. For the first trials.. I plan to start with an over-rich needle setting.. and gradually lean the fuel mixture through a succession of runs.. while checking the temperature between each run.
I'm assuming a lot here.. Are you building a boat for running? I'd be very interested in the design. Another option for water-cooling is to make a coil from aluminum tubing that fits around the glow-head/upper engine-cylinder. That would be lightweight.. but there's the complexity of making the coil. Plumbing and the pick-up, will add some weight and drag to a racing boat.
Pictured to it's right, is a Cox .049 heatsink. I plan on running the Cox heatsink in a small open-hull outrigger hydroplane of my own design. You might consider trying one.. (might be easier to find..) When you consider some of the surface-models that Cox has put their engines in.. (of which most all used this heatsink).. it should provide adequate cooling.. as long as the engine's cylinder is getting fresh air around it. For the first trials.. I plan to start with an over-rich needle setting.. and gradually lean the fuel mixture through a succession of runs.. while checking the temperature between each run.
I'm assuming a lot here.. Are you building a boat for running? I'd be very interested in the design. Another option for water-cooling is to make a coil from aluminum tubing that fits around the glow-head/upper engine-cylinder. That would be lightweight.. but there's the complexity of making the coil. Plumbing and the pick-up, will add some weight and drag to a racing boat.
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