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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Robert Zambelli on February 12, 2014, 10:14:36 AM
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So, what the heck is it?
Bob Z.
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So, what the heck is it?
Bob Z.
One more reason to covet your "junk box", I think.
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It appears to have a "wipe" spark timer, similar to "slag" engines of the past (Genie, Rogers, Thor, etc.) But it isn't any of those.
Floyd
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Nope, it's not a wipe timer.
Points, similar to an O&R.
Bob Z.
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OK. Does it appear to have a steel sleeve? Could be aluminum on aluminum, similar to "slag"?
F.C.
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That's what I thought: one of those old AHC slag engines - Buzz, Genie, Thor, Judco or whatever they were named.
Buehler? Buehler? Anyone? Anyone? . . .
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Looks like the famous Lolapalooza 2.5 cc from G.B. ;)
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So, what the heck is it?
Bob Z.
It looks like a 1946 Vivell Forty - Niner.
Reference: American Model Engine Encyclopedia page 233. Author: Tim Dannels.
De Hill
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Bob, It definitely is a "Duce 49", manufactured in 1943 in Maccia Bel Fatorri (sp?) Italy which is near Campoboso. It was a by product of El Duce's often overlooked aircraft factory located near Monte Cassino. While my Italian laungage has slipped over the years I believe the "Duce 49" had as it's nickname "Spasay Morte"
Joe
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RRRRRRRR, where the heck did you get that frikken junk box anyway!!!!???
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Randy:my "junk box" is a box full of engines I've accumulated over the past 25 years. They are all unmarked or unidentifiable. If you wish, I can post pictures of some of the other "orphans".
Bob Z.
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Sure, actually we did that a few years ago and my Dad and U were able to ID some for you