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Originally Posted by diecast
(Post 1569519)
Mercedes 2010 E Class and BMW 545i |
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Originally Posted by diecast
(Post 1569523)
1. Maybach 57 2. Mercedes Clk DTM AMG (very rare) 3. Bentley Brookland (very rare) 4. Bentley Flying Spur 5. Bugatti Veyron 6. Ferrari Scuderia |
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Originally Posted by Dippy
(Post 1570286)
Rudra Minichamps makes the new E Class and the Bentley. Seen alot of them on the Ebay US site. @diecast: Superb pictures of your cars. Where did you pick up the E from? |
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Originally Posted by khanak
(Post 1571507)
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Originally Posted by khanak
(Post 1571507)
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Originally Posted by Cyrus43
(Post 1571563)
Since we are on the topic of BMWs from Kyosho..... |
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Originally Posted by Cyrus43
(Post 1571592)
No. That would be a Nokia Problem. :D:D |
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Originally Posted by Cyrus43
(Post 1571600)
You were talking about an excessive glow thing in the pictures right? It is because of my Nokia E71's Flash. |
 Model engines work on exactly the same theories as full-sized engines, and create the same exciting sound and power as well. As with full-sized engines, model engines are available in 2 cycle, 4 cycle and rotary types, and produce the atmosphere that EP models cannot. Engine (GP = Gas Power) models use an alcohol based fuel for glow engines. Other than at ignition, it is not necessary to heat the glow plug, so the engine is lightweight and delivers the power easily for optimum R/C model performance.   FuelAs the piston rises and compresses the fuel/air mixture in the combustion chamber, the glow plug heats red and ignites the fuel and combustion occurs. The repetition of this cycle is the main characteristic of the glow engine. As the glow plug ignites automatically under compression during the cycle, no mechanism to govern ignition timing or spark generation is required as they are on a full sized gasoline engine. Glow fuel is designed with those characteristics. The quality of the fuel used has a large bearing on the power output from the engine. The Kyosho fuels shown in this catalogue combine the correct ingredients to deliver the best running or flight performance. For confidence in fuel performance, these fuels are recommended. Glow Plug and Heater, Booster Cable As mentioned elsewhere, glow plugs are a critical component of glow engines. For best performance, use a glow plug specified for your engine. When starting the engine, 1.2V - 1.5V of current is required to heat the glow plug. For this this reason, an electric power source and a booster cable attached to the plug are needed. Once the plug is heated, turning the crank shaft should start the engine. On most Kyosho GP model, the engines are fitted with a recoil starter so pulling on the cord will turn the crank to start the engine. After the engine has started and engine rotation is stable, the engine will continue to run even when the booster cords on the glow plug are disconnected.   Engine Starting Equipment Fuel bottle to fill the tank can also be used to get fuel into the carburettor, and a plug wrench needed for attaching/removing glow plug and locking the crank shaft, are required. |
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Originally Posted by Jayabusa
(Post 1571637)
Man! that's one fast car! When it goes off-road, lol! |
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