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Neogenesis · 01-19-2006, 01:09 PM

A single flip is all it should take to restart a gasser when it's warm. I wouldn't suggest that anyone get their hands anywhere near a running gasser.....espically when you get to the bigger displacements. Shut it down, make small adjustments....the restart. It's much safer that way. I've got pics of a friends arm after he got hit about 7 times with a 3W 100. It was not a pretty site. Didn't even break the prop, and it was wood. So....be safe.....and don't tune them while they are running.

Neo Out!!!!!

01-19-2006, 01:09 PM	#15 (permalink)
Neogenesis Down Low..Too Slow..DOH!! Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Findlay, OH Posts: 1,140	Re: Gas engine tuning for newbies.... A single flip is all it should take to restart a gasser when it's warm. I wouldn't suggest that anyone get their hands anywhere near a running gasser.....espically when you get to the bigger displacements. Shut it down, make small adjustments....the restart. It's much safer that way. I've got pics of a friends arm after he got hit about 7 times with a 3W 100. It was not a pretty site. Didn't even break the prop, and it was wood. So....be safe.....and don't tune them while they are running. Neo Out!!!!! __________________ Fly it like you stole it!!!