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Builds, Repairs, Show Your Machines! => Videos The Office of Steam Cinema => Topic started by: Jim on March 08, 2021, 08:20:42 pm
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Have to make me one of those. Great video Jim.
Well worth the effort Tommy a really great accessory.
I can see where it would be.
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Have to make me one of those. Great video Jim.
Well worth the effort Tommy a really great accessory.
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Great show Jim!
These do work impressively well on a model like that, thanks for sharing.
Thanks Jan.
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Crikey , Now we're talking Jim , outstanding performance by the Centurion. Thanks for the video 😊👍
Crikeys is spot on!!!
Really happy that I plagiarized this St Paul Steam build Bruce and you were right mate this is going to be a most often used steam accessory.
The video didn't truly show the fan working at its best, the camera couldn't catch how smooth it was turning and actually showed it going in reverse and there was a bit of rolling shutter (a camera phenomenon) I dropped the fps up and down from 60 and 25 and it was still there.
Super impressed with the load it put on the engine, sounded so much better than a racing engine.
I am not the 1st to make a model Baker fan & you certainly won't be the last to make one. This is a model in your own right and its a "Bronzer!" This is all you Jim 😊👍
But those folks didn't help me :)
Its 'bonzer' (no 'r') most often used like "What a bloody bonzer mate"....but that's ok, this Aussieification is going to take some time, its a process just like the metrification....but its started ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Lol...I wrote it without the "R" but spellcheck must have put it in at the last moment & I didnt notice. that's ahright !
(It may actually look lovely "bronzed") 😂
:)
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Have to make me one of those. Great video Jim.
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Great show Jim!
These do work impressively well on a model like that, thanks for sharing.
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Crikey , Now we're talking Jim , outstanding performance by the Centurion. Thanks for the video 😊👍
Crikeys is spot on!!!
Really happy that I plagiarized this St Paul Steam build Bruce and you were right mate this is going to be a most often used steam accessory.
The video didn't truly show the fan working at its best, the camera couldn't catch how smooth it was turning and actually showed it going in reverse and there was a bit of rolling shutter (a camera phenomenon) I dropped the fps up and down from 60 and 25 and it was still there.
Super impressed with the load it put on the engine, sounded so much better than a racing engine.
I am not the 1st to make a model Baker fan & you certainly won't be the last to make one. This is a model in your own right and its a "Bronzer!" This is all you Jim 😊👍
But those folks didn't help me :)
Its 'bonzer' (no 'r') most often used like "What a bloody bonzer mate"....but that's ok, this Aussieification is going to take some time, its a process just like the metrification....but its started ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Lol...I wrote it without the "R" but spellcheck must have put it in at the last moment & I didnt notice. that's ahright !
(It may actually look lovely "bronzed") 😂
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We hit 13 and sunny today, my wife was out on the deck tanning and got kinda red. :D
I've read frostbite will do that ;D
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We hit 13 and sunny today, my wife was out on the deck tanning and got kinda red. :D
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I'm impressed with this Nick (you may be able to tell :) ).
It moves a little bit of air around, but its not directed....but hey...I'll take it!
Actually the weather is really nice, feels like Autumn!
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Love how well it puts a load on at such a small size 8) Can’t wait to see it on one of your gas engines
Just curious, why do you have it behind the tractor? Is it to keep the operator cool since it’s so hot there? ;)
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Crikey , Now we're talking Jim , outstanding performance by the Centurion. Thanks for the video 😊👍
Crikeys is spot on!!!
Really happy that I plagiarized this St Paul Steam build Bruce and you were right mate this is going to be a most often used steam accessory.
The video didn't truly show the fan working at its best, the camera couldn't catch how smooth it was turning and actually showed it going in reverse and there was a bit of rolling shutter (a camera phenomenon) I dropped the fps up and down from 60 and 25 and it was still there.
Super impressed with the load it put on the engine, sounded so much better than a racing engine.
I am not the 1st to make a model Baker fan & you certainly won't be the last to make one. This is a model in your own right and its a "Bronzer!" This is all you Jim 😊👍
But those folks didn't help me :)
Its 'bonzer' (no 'r') most often used like "What a bloody bonzer mate"....but that's ok, this Aussieification is going to take some time, its a process just like the metrification....but its started ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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The beauty of the Baker fan , as in real life , this can be used for any engine you want to test a load on.
Bruce its so simple but so very clever, the bearings make the fan spin so effortlessly, but the air resistance and the faster the fans spin the heavier the load is on the engine is simple brilliance and works great on toy and model steam engines.
Exactly !
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Crikey , Now we're talking Jim , outstanding performance by the Centurion. Thanks for the video 😊👍
Crikeys is spot on!!!
Really happy that I plagiarized this St Paul Steam build Bruce and you were right mate this is going to be a most often used steam accessory.
The video didn't truly show the fan working at its best, the camera couldn't catch how smooth it was turning and actually showed it going in reverse and there was a bit of rolling shutter (a camera phenomenon) I dropped the fps up and down from 60 and 25 and it was still there.
Super impressed with the load it put on the engine, sounded so much better than a racing engine.
I am not the 1st to make a model Baker fan & you certainly won't be the last to make one. This is a model in your own right and its a "Bronzer!" This is all you Jim 😊👍
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The beauty of the Baker fan , as in real life , this can be used for any engine you want to test a load on.
Bruce its so simple but so very clever, the bearings make the fan spin so effortlessly, but the air resistance and the faster the fans spin the heavier the load is on the engine is simple brilliance and works great on toy and model steam engines.
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Crikey , Now we're talking Jim , outstanding performance by the Centurion. Thanks for the video 😊👍
Crikeys is spot on!!!
Really happy that I plagiarized this St Paul Steam build Bruce and you were right mate this is going to be a most often used steam accessory.
The video didn't truly show the fan working at its best, the camera couldn't catch how smooth it was turning and actually showed it going in reverse and there was a bit of rolling shutter (a camera phenomenon) I dropped the fps up and down from 60 and 25 and it was still there.
Super impressed with the load it put on the engine, sounded so much better than a racing engine.
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The beauty of the Baker fan , as in real life , this can be used for any engine you want to test a load on.
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IMPRESSIVE ... to say the least!!!
Very happy with this Daniel.
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Crikey , Now we're talking Jim , outstanding performance by the Centurion. Thanks for the video 😊👍
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IMPRESSIVE ... to say the least!!!
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DIY Baker Fan running off a Mamod Centurion TE 1313C Steam Engine
https://youtu.be/s34Qq2d0dsY