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Hirobo Bell 47G (GS) |
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Engine & carburettor |
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The TAS 24cc engine is included in the kit. The steel engine plate on the right in the picture was blackened prior to assembly. |
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The carburettor was removed prior to the engine installation in the mechanics. |
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The clutch looks suitably strong. |
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The clutch bell was already preassembled and required no modification. |
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The main gear was removed to facilitate an easy engine installation. |
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The engine installation was straightforward and needed no modification. |
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This picture clearly illustrates why installing the servos and control rods prior to the engine – basically there is no room to attach or remove the servo horns once the engine has been installed. |
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With the main gear installed setting the gear mesh was possible. |
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The butterfly in the carburettor can clearly be seen in this picture. |
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The air filter has a choke incorporated into the design. |
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With the carburettor installed the throttle linkage can be established along with the setting for the idle and the failsafe. |
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The choke in the open position, and … |
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… in the closed position. |
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The air filter cover required slight modification so that it didn’t foul the cabin woodwork as per the instructions. |
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Webmaster: John Neasham |
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