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Poppop, Dig out your apron and get it packed.

Couplers are Parker 1/4 inch fuel. Fuel line is only attached when fueling the self-contained tank, not while running the unit. Teleflex recommends running JP-8 (I've already been through this with them a couple of years ago), but I run off road diesel in mine. I should have a spare fuel...

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If you do, make a video and put it on Youtube. It should be less than two minutes long unless you do a detailed inspection of the carnage.

Whatever size it is coming out, go up at least one size every time you make the exhaust turn more than 45 degrees. There is a lot less back pressure that way.

Either one allows 1320 feet of wire to be put on a DR8-A reel, and the difference between a DR8-A and a DR8-B reel is the "B" is built for four wire operation and has two terminal plates on the side, while the "A" only has one terminal plate. The original WD-1 is two physically separated wires...

Fuel cap should be a standard military one - also used on the deuce and M151, try number MS35645-1 or Newstar number S-F447.

8 to 10 inches.

MKT can probably handle the cornbread baking the same way we do biscuits in the morning. Chris and Steffi made banana bread in their MKT, but I'm not that good.

CAT3 and CAT5,5A, and 6 will all work at moderate lengths, but, again not out in the open or trying to support it's own weight over 25 foot or longer spans - WD-1 and WD-1A with the steel strands can be stretched over much longer distances.

WD-1A wire consists of two conductors, each consisting of four steel wires and three copper wires. The seven together are about 20 ga, but the steel is there for strength, while the copper conducts the signals. Near as I can measure the copper wires are .011 inch in diameter. Common quad...

BellaPeople, Every year on the Labor Day Weekend, the VA Rally makes it's appearance at the Graves Mtn. Lodge and environs. Put it on your calendar for next year!

It's not if, it's when! Everybody gets them at one point or another.

1. 3900 is for the frequency hopping radios not the 524. Look for an MX-6707 base and the AS-1729 antenna. 2. Opposite side from the MX-6707, usually on the back.

"C" is the whistler. There are already plenty of pics here on the site that show the difference, probably over a page of threads with pictures. Rest of your questions are best addressed by David Doyle!

Jason posted earlier that he wanted to do one on Wednesday. As I remember, it was done earlier than normal suppertime, so stop by early!

Military uses a Reichert 7181 Duo-Check, which is usually available on flea-bay for less than $40 including shipping. It also tests antifreeze, hence the duo moniker.

And the last.

First of my camera pics.

I'll get the rest of mine in a bit, but here's one from my phone of Khloe. Steve, send me your e-mail address and I'll send full sized versions to you. This one's almost a megabyte, one in the pink dress is 'larger'.