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 Posted - March 14 2007 : 4:18:10 PM
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Does anyone on the forum have one of the dual powered F-9A's?
It appears from exploded views that the same mounting bracket is used front and back?
Can some one confirm?
Thanks,
Gareth
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Posted - March 14 2007 : 7:18:54 PM
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I've heard that the extra power required to run 2 of these primitive motors at once was enough to short cicuit the electrical grid in some small towns. <snickers>
Seriously though, I have never even held one of these so I can't answer that question. I imagine that the mounting wouldn't change as Tyco didn't change the tooling on the shells.
Russ
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Posted - March 15 2007 : 2:25:42 PM
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| Mantua did make dual (Or "twin") powered "F9's" in the 1990's, maybe even earlier. I've made a dual powered B unit, using a B unit shell plus two A unit motors.
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