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03 / 07 / 08

The Engine Lab two-stroke degree wheel

By David Ashby

Here's the two-stroke degree wheel from Alex Whittaker's Engine Lab series that start's this month in RCM&E (Aug 2008 issue)

You can download this 'actual size' disk by right-clicking on the item and then select your download location by choosing 'save target as'.

As Alex suggests, the wheel can be printed out (on paper or better still a bespoke CD label) and stuck onto a CD. Engine Lab Pt.2 will be in the Sept 2008 issue.

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Bob Sims

Posted: 04/07/08 06:22:22 22

You can download this 'actual size' disk by right-clicking on the item and then select your download location by choosing 'save target as'.

oh no you cant
Bob Sims