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Protection of the micromotor jet. Tips for a modeler

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Model micromotors like "Meteor-2,5", TsSTKAM-2,5, "Strizh", "Sokol" and the like have many advantages - with front distribution. But, installing them on models of air combat or on training ones, you take a certain risk. The fact is that during unsuccessful landings, the jet needle, as a rule, breaks on the motors or, even worse, the jet itself is damaged.

The way out of this situation is very simple: it is enough to cut out an elementary fuse from a duralumin profile 25x25 mm and install it under one of the legs of the engine. The detail is simple, and it is not difficult to make it, but it will significantly extend the life of the motor.

Micro motor jet protection

All holes in the corner are drilled in place: first, but the holes on the legs of the engine - under the mounting screws, and then, having fixed the engine with the jet turned out and the fuse on the motor mount, - and under the adjusting needle. It remains to put the carburetor parts in place - the model can be sent flying. Even with the most serious "catastrophes" the jet is now in no danger.

Author: A. Fedorov

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