Pantone Toyota Lite ace of diesel 1994

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by Flytox » 23/05/11, 20:34

You make us the diagram of the assembly and the photos !? :P : Mrgreen:
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rod length?




by Bubul » 23/05/11, 20:37

for the length of the rod, I read this text several times:
One of the most unusual features: cylinder when you prowl the rod you have to operate the device in a North orientation for 30 minutes, only for the first
Once this is done properly, you can remove the rod and the distance between North and South on the rod will indicate the suitable length that your rod should have had for the chosen fuel and for your type of aircraft.


But that necessarily implies that the rod must be reduced in any case ???
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by Bubul » 23/05/11, 20:39

Flytox wrote:You make us the diagram of the assembly and the photos !? :P : Mrgreen:


I post the diagram and the photos of the bubbler on Friday or Saturday (promised ;-)
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by Flytox » 23/05/11, 20:55

Bubul wrote:for the length of the rod, I read this text several times:
One of the most unusual features: cylinder when you prowl the rod you have to operate the device in a North orientation for 30 minutes, only for the first
Once this is done properly, you can remove the rod and the distance between North and South on the rod will indicate the suitable length that your rod should have had for the chosen fuel and for your type of aircraft.



These words are nonsense probably from Mr. Pantone himself. It's rubbish in its purest form. Many people operate their Pantone with a stainless steel rod .... non-magnetic, non-retentive and never pay attention to the slightest orientation. There may be some magnetic phenomena during operation but they do not depend on the orientation of the rod on the planet at the start.
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by Bubul » 23/05/11, 23:52

These words are nonsense probably from Mr. Pantone himself. It's rubbish in its purest form


Thank you for the info, its done less to do!
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by Bubul » 24/05/11, 19:02

do you need a (homemade) solenoid valve between the bubbler and the reactor which would prevent water vapor from passing during startup before the reactor is hot?
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by Other » 24/05/11, 20:01

Hello
Bubul wrote:do you need a (homemade) solenoid valve between the bubbler and the reactor which would prevent water vapor from passing during startup before the reactor is hot?


It is a small drawback to pass water through a cold reactor but it does not last long so make it simple, once the reactor is warm it stabilizes,
So made simple without solenoid valve.
It's all the little accessories and gadgets that are lacking around the reactor that make that give problems, so make it simple, once the system is running, go to improvement to make it more easy to operate.

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by Bubul » 24/05/11, 20:38

Andre wrote:Hello
Bubul wrote:do you need a (homemade) solenoid valve between the bubbler and the reactor which would prevent water vapor from passing during startup before the reactor is hot?


It is a small drawback to pass water through a cold reactor but it does not last long so make it simple, once the reactor is warm it stabilizes,
So made simple without solenoid valve.
It's all the little accessories and gadgets that are lacking around the reactor that make that give problems, so make it simple, once the system is running, go to improvement to make it more easy to operate.

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Ok, I'll start simple and then make changes.

thank you André
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by Flytox » 24/05/11, 23:04

So made simple without solenoid valve.


+1 André. I tried that, a complicated thing that ate me a lot of development time .... for not much ... : Mrgreen:
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T ° air blower?




by Bubul » 26/05/11, 14:24

The temperature of the air entering the bubbler must be at the temperature of the water (90 °) or warmer?

For the moment I have made an air heating system with a copper coil placed in the water of the bubbler. I don't know if it's better than heating the air with a coil around the exhaust pipe ...
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