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The smallest Kubota diesel is a single cylinder 4 stroke air cooled 49 cc engine.

This is in the EA series.

Correct!

In anything but the coldest of cold you should NOT use glow plugs at all.

In below freezing and above, actual temp of 30 and above, just crank it.

3 wheelers are banned only in a few countries.

With that said, Honda still produces 3 wheelers for the domestic (Japanese) ag market.

A 3 wheeler falls into the motorcycle class in Japan and taxes a much less for motorcycle.

But be advised that it is a US federal FELONY to sell or import this.

ATC stands for All Terrain Cycle.

ATV stands for All Terrain Vehicle.

ALL ATCs are ATVs.

The difference is that a 3 wheeler is considered a trike, thus a cycle.

And, yes, there are full size tractors that meet the definition of ATV.

A tractor with 3 wheels could be considered a trike.

No, Mexicans can do the same thing, and do.

In the USA we put up giant fences around anything of danger, like power stations.

In India this is all out in the open.

India has a 100% foolproof means of eliminating the fools in this manner.

The Track Hoe was pulling the Dozer, no way to turn things around and push it up while pulling the dozer.

Why did it take so long to cut the supply?

Usually there is a cable that runs directly above the gas line that, when severed, shuts things down.

The reason for not splitting the trailer is quite clear, with that load you would have never got it back together again!

But it is very clear that safety is not an issue, no ROPS, nearly flat tires, all of them, slight indication of overloading, or more. ;)

In Texas a HOV or bus lane may legally be used by a motorcycle.

A giant is out of the question, who is going to feed him?!

But all of the newer dozers can be run by remote control now.

They operate under what is called Machine Control now, GPS and a base station that runs everything.

I quickly figured out that we can send all commands to the machine by the ra...

If one were to have set this up with a low voltage indicator light it would have been a non issue from a code standpoint.

If this were in Mexico, nothing matters as long as it works.

If this were at a carnival in the USA, same thing, does not matter.

Why? somehow the rules do not apply equally.

This was one of the first actual proposed perpetual motion machines.

Off course it does not work, it is but a trick, entertainment and nothing more.

I have disassembled nearly the same model.

First off, one cell shorted and has left that classic bulge.

Second, in place of ripping out rivets and parts why not loosen the top shelf move it up an inch or so?

And, yes, marine deep cycle batteries work wonders!

Mine has 2 big marine batteries and r...

When you are not sure and it starts to sink is the time to move.

And, 102" is the normal legal maximum, wide load is not over 24" for a total of 126" maximum with a "blanket" permit.

Above that and you need an escort.

You think this is good? try quality in date film!

Remember that film is projected onto a large screen, video is not.

This is one of the reasons we have the lines across films now.

This bar would rub against the film.

Bell and Howell did this also but with a light and phototube, no film damage.

This does not sound right as the original supply was DC at around 120 volts.

And, yes, a klaxon type horn has a motor that drives a cog.

What you need to do is limit top speed of this siren.

First connect it to a motor speed controller to get a "feel" for the sound.

Once you have an idea what you will want to do is follow this, a speed controller will work well for this also, or a resistor of the correct value.

This is a community, an unusual concept for some people.

In a community one can do things like ride around on a 4 wheeler on the streets.

But some outsider comes in, let us see who the beaner is.

DecoLiner, clearly unusual.

I think it would be neat to get an old bus, something from the 50's, and use it as an RV.

None of the awnings that fold onto the side bit.

No, if I were to do something like that I would do a tent, supported in the center only to the bus and pipes to the sides.

In this...

I am of the opinion that the law of the land is what you follow.

There is no perfect government but the alternate is much worse, WAR!

The west thought that the Soviet Union was so bad, but now that Russia fell we understand that the Russians were not all that bad at all.

Paris police.

Tulia is another one.

Crack head? this guy is 100% lucent and eyes both track and speech is very clear, after being slammed onto the hood of a car!

And, he was indeed questioned bout why he was in a drug neighborhood, in front of his house!

In Texas we have no such problems.

You may hear this pop pop, and all the thugs are on the ground with holes in them.

Actually, go to the "Fun and Magic" store in San Antonio and you can buy one.

AND, I discovered that there is an even smaller one that uses an "N" cell.

The trick is to skip the metal box and switch, simply use a bit of metal that makes a contact and a bit of tubing to hold the battery.

A microcontroller is way overkill.

In the original it is simply a DPDT switch set as a reverser switch and a limit switch.

To add lighting one need only add a lamp to the limit switch circuit.

To add a 2 stage function simply use a solenoid as the last part of the travel and trip on extend.

There...

I have a Bell 47 helicopter, sort of.

The instruments were upgraded to glass cockpit.

That was pretty much all that was left of the original aircraft!

As a matter of regular service everything gets replaced at one time or other.

And, yes, with an exhaust system an aircraft engine is MUCH quieter ...

The TV B gone is neat, but leave the leads to the battery long and connect a pair of wires to the power switch position.

In this manner you can mount the TV B gone around your wrist and slide the battery back.

Had I been thinking I would have mounted the LEDs remotely also, perhaps on a bracelet?...

This is intended for artistic license.

My next task would be to stain the wood and place a real high quality finish on it.

I saw the 'Disco Dress' No way!, I was running around Texas and parts of Mexico and the Southwest at the time, Mexican Cowboy for me!

But just a little while later, Urban Cowboy?!

Yes, a massive culture shock!, millions of almost cowboys, and a bunch of rednecks thrown in to stir things up.

At le...

AVR microcontrollers are very available.

Some of the newer automobiles have them as the controller chip, and when the "computer" quits, it gets replaced.

So, I hunt around for "dead" computers, and in every case so far it is not the Amtel chip but sumething easy and inexpensive to replace.

I now ...

The very first manned helicopter was indeed electric, in 1939.

Bell Aircraft produced a working version and replaced the 2 electric motors with one Franklin aircraft engine and a transmission, and the Bell 47 helicopter entered the history books as the first commercial helicopter.

The current generation of music is not my generation.

But this has been going on for ages.

I do not at all care for Jimi Hendrix, and he was of this very generation.

It is not that the Jimi Hendrix sound is bad in any way, it is very original, perhaps a bit too original for me, sex drugs and rock...

Funny with the sandals and all, different culture.

But it is what you grew up with and everyone is happy.

And a lot of operators think they are good with a gradall? (me).

This thing look like a real challenge to learn.

First off, there is such a thing as a holophone, but the form factor is WAY off!

The Sanyo holophone is a folder with the 2 projection units at the required angle provided by the phone itself.

The way a holograph works is by light interference and this is can be provided in several ways but in ve...

Actually, the original transistor still works, sort off.

It absorbs moisture, and so one needs to rub off the surface layer with a bit of dustless cloth prior to use.

But like a germanium crystal diode, once this is done and a new "sweet spot" is found, it will indeed amplify.

Actually, the first digital computer did use relays, the telephone system!

Correct, it could not only add and subtract, but it did high level logic, call routing.

If you picked up your handset and dialed a number and one route was busy it could store the dialed number, add the needed re routing c...

I look at this and am amazed at how they work.

Some say that changers damage records, but simply playing a record damages it!

Now what I do is find something that had a cheap changer in it that is not worth repairing, all in ones who have a plastic bit of junk on top.

I remove the changer and fab...

Although it is (may) be legal to alter coins, this can and will land you in jail in quite a few countries.

I so totally agree, RC time very much helps.

Simulator time is the best, and 300 hours in a simulator will make the transition easy.

I find this somewhat interesting.

To be honest, I find very little interest in the programming, I am more interested in how it works.

2 circular gears do the the same thing but with far less volume.

A roots type blower is an example of this, sans the gear surface.

So, this is an example of the 2 ideas merged into one.

I would have left the connector on and found a matching one for the existing antenna as well as the add on.

It is called Bakelite.

It has been round for well over 125 years.

And, it is not very stable whatsoever, in 6 months it will crack due to the moisture in the air.

Bakelite was improved by the use of urea and other compounds as well as the addition of wood components.

Hello.

Time to wake up and smell the reality of the illusion.

It is a TRICK, nothing more, a stunt.

There is no0 fraud involved as EVERYONE will tell you that this is a TRICK.

The modern version uses strong magnets and a plate.

The rod can be easily removed from the ground and carried away.

But the rod is hollow, and the magnets once connected hold this rod in place on both ends.

The rest is very much like this, except it is also carried away.

Mine has been good for a few years now, it is just a question of how clean you keep it.

And, I get them at trade shows, just find somebody who is giving them out.

I have an old, but current, Bell 47.

Very easy to fly once one has the required skills.

And now that there are simulators around there is but no question whatsoever that one should have at LEAST 100 hours simulator time before first flight.

I learned before the modern simulator and can tell you t...