> Mark's fuel injection system.
>
> I got the 3/8th Teflon I am waiting for the 3/8 spacer from Tom.
>
> Paul Lamar
That's a lot of butt splices.
I started with Mark's generous wiring harness :) It works.
It would be nice if we could get connectors for fuel injectors and
coils where the wire was not already potted into the connector. In
other words, connector shells and bare connector pins.
Paul Lamar
I have those for the LS-1 (D-580 version) coils and injectors with the
alignment tab in the center. http://www.roblinphoto.com/shop/
Bob W.
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http://www.bob-white.com
N93BD - Rotary Powered BD-4 (real soon)
Prewired EC2 Cables - http://www.roblinphoto.com/shop/
Good going Bob. Is this stuff on your web site? If so I will mention
that fact on my web site below. I also need pictures.
Paul Lamar
OK got some pics off the http://www.roblinphoto.com/shop/
web site. Here they are.
Paul Lamar
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Hi Paul,
I have long wondered why you put so many big attachments in your emails.
It fills up the email servers pretty quickly. This particular message
finally prompted me to ask about it. The website was listed already.
It would have been pretty easy to put the pic on your website and then
post a link or just post it like this:
http://roblinphoto.com/shop/popup_image.php?pID=31'
Are there a bunch of people that access email from places that don't
have web access? That's the only reason I can think of that would make
this method more useful to the users.
No big deal, just curious.
Matt-
Just for immediate gratification :) Most of us have 100 gig drives.
Paul Lamar
My PC at home has 2 80g drives, but during the week, I usually only access
my email from a webpage. That leaves the messages on the server until I
get home and download them to my PC - only get 10meg of space from my ISP.
Some weeks, the rotary group is more than that.
Matt
OK I can see your problem. 10 meg on the server is pretty chintzy now a days.
Thats what I have on Earthlink.
Earthlink is always trying to convince me to pay them more for more.
Paul Lamar
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