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I have these mounted on my mill and lathe about 3 years with no problems, if you use the supplied display take the batteries out or use a DC adapter as I found the batteries went dead fairly quickly . I swiched to Yuris setup and all works great . I mounted my scales and heads on nylon pads to...

Very very nice . Wonder if I can find more about your kick starter and your ignition set-up .

Why not use a Hall effect tachometer, leave it permanently attached, I'm using 3 on different machines . You only need a 12V DC power supply . Google search , I have the ones from Aliexpress . Bill

Brian. Great to hear you got it running . That pressure building up in the crankcase may be why you are getting so much blue smoke out the exhaust ( oil vapour forced by the rings ) and the pressure will cause extra leakage at your access cover in the bottom . I'm not sure what RC 4 stroke model...

TonyM . Yes that was my thought, years ago I did small engine repair and was thinking the same thing also if the spark is jumping a bigger distance it is easier to see if you have a good blue spark or a weaker yellowish spark . If the spark is nonexistent or yellowish then you knew to dig deeper...

I saw on another forum that these don't actually turn off when you hit the " off " button , they go into a standby mode and just the display goes blank . I now take the battery out when not in use , a pain in the butt but the batteries last forever. Bill

Great job Brian, it was fun to watch your build thread . Keep up the great work . Bill

Yes Bruce thank you very much for the sketch, this will definitely speed things up when this hits the top of my " to do " list . Bill

Welcome Tom . Looks like there are a few of us car nuts / hobby machinists out there . Here is a picture of my summer ride , taken at a club thank you ride going past retirement homes and Collingwood Ontario hospital . Retired millwright then firefighter.

Brian . Good job on freeing up some of that valuable floor space . Bill

Mike . Here is a screenshot of the item on Banggood, mine was slightly cheaper and looks different but if you pock around on the site you can find different manufacturers. I've never had any problems with them or Aliexpress. Bill

I will see if I can find a link and post it , there is also a model railway supplier that sells a unit to control 1 to 4 servos that can be programmed with throws and speed of travel . I have several of these on my model train layout . Bill

Brian . Here are a couple of pictures one is almost full right and the other is almost full left and it stays where you position it . . 4.8 volt battery pack , servo , tester . Bill

Brian . Are you interested in having a look at the servo and tester I was telling you about , I can't remember the exact cost but about $15.00 - $20.00 . A lot cheaper then $150.00 for a complete RC system. Bill PS . Engine looks and sounds great .

Brian. Good job , I bet that was a fun experience. Bill

Brian . Way to go on your first 3 phase re and re , congratulations. Bill

Brian . I noticed a small oil cup on the intermediate shaft for the speed reducer directly above the motor , maybe see if there are any others in there that may need a drop of oil . Bill

I don't have any 1605's , sorry about that . Bill

Brian . Do you know what bearing numbers you need , I have a fairly large supply of bearings . Bill

The other thing you may want to keep is the fans intact for cooling electronic projects, the power supply gives you 5 volt and 12 volt DC for powering LED lights or maybe a power feed for a mill etc .