Did it come with the base or did you you build that, cuz i NEED one!!!
the spark needs to be timed with the engine
spark plug: if there's always spark the timing wont matter
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Nitro, with spark ignition?? Compression is probably to low to make it fire without spark.
Regular overhead valve engine does have the compression to ignite without spark but the flat head doesn't scale down very well.
Question 2：
got the engine all was good. tried to start it ran then died a couple of times then would not crank so i thought battery needed to be charged. It charged and not working the switch is bad I can unhook the wires to the starter motor and hook the battery up to the starter motor and it worked. next day the gas tank seal for the filler swolled up and fell apart. I used Coleman Camp fuel like I do in all my models. I have used Coleman camp fuel and oil mix but I always do it with your other engines。 I do think the starter was put in there with a broken magnet. There was no dent on the outside of the motor, it took many amps to start it and it burned the starter and board. I do think the gasket is made of rubber since rubber does expand in gas and oil. Looks like I need plates, starter, sealing stuffing. Then it's good to go
Question 3：
No compatible battery charger found online yet. Any suggestions?
The battery is 12V. A piggyback 12V plug can be installed that connects to the internal battery.
Question 4：
I couldn't get it to run well on gas and the battery died within a few minutes of trying to start it. (Maybe it runs better on nitro?) I've played with the carb settings and it still won't run for more than 20-30 seconds. And the rubber seal in the fuel tank is not as "oil-proof" as it is now.
It is recommended to use methanol fuel because gasoline will expand the sealing ring.
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