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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Garf on July 06, 2012, 10:20:32 AM
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Benol is supposed to be a degummed, fortified castor oil. What is added besides dye and perfume?
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Fiber LL~
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What's it smell like? Does it smell like bananas, per chance? :-\ Steve
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Great stuff! It is pink, and smells like cherry juice! I don't think there any additives beyond the odor and the de-gumming agent. I've used it for years in race bikes, with great results. It is a bit spendy though! :o
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Cherry? Sometimes, I put coconut scent in my fuel to entertain Da Dirt. Tower sells it in the car section. y1 Steve
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Yep, it is a very pleasant cherry smell! People didn't mind being behind me in a race when I ran it, but not so much any more, as I'm running Castrol A747, which is a castor/synthetic blend.
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Yep, it is a very pleasant cherry smell! People didn't mind being behind me in a race when I ran it, but not so much any more, as I'm running Castrol A747, which is a castor/synthetic blend.
Is that stuff good for model fuel?
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Probably, but it is out of production now. I bought a case when the announcement was made that it wouldn't be available any more. :(
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We have to compete on various levels! ;->
That lovely "pink" smell of red O-Cedar oil (not for a model airplane!) is almond.. Wish Icould have some fuel that smelled like that - I'll bet my maneuver points would increase a little.
L.
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