Vacum Gauge damper screws

I have acquired one of these super, whizzo mercury carburettor gauge
doo dahs. It had no rubber pipes or adapters with damper screws
though. Does anyone have any idea where I could get these from?

 

The dampers are just little plastic tubes with screws that restrict
the flow through them, that's all. I'd have thought you could achieve
exactly the same effect by buying four small G-clamps, and using them
on the rubber tubes (when you get them).

Don't forget you also need the metal adaptors that screw into the
vacuum take-off points.

(Used my gauges on the 400 Four last weekend....)

 

The dampers are just little plastic tubes with screws that restrict
the flow through them, that's all. I'd have thought you could achieve
exactly the same effect by buying four small G-clamps, and using them
on the rubber tubes (when you get them).

Don't forget you also need the metal adaptors that screw into the
vacuum take-off points.


I made my own set up years using the little plastic air flow taps for fish
tanks, you can get them from any pet shop and are very cheap.

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Greybeard

FLHR -03 UK (95 cu-in Stg 2. Big Boy 2!)

Garmin Zumo 550, To get me home!

ukrm@foxtails[dot]co[dot]uk

 

Haven't you just said exactly the same as TOG? Why plagiarise him? Can
you not think of anything to say yourself?

 

I have said completely different to TOG.
My suggestion was instead of using clamps, to use valves.

2 completely different ideas!

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Greybeard

FLHR -03 UK (95 cu-in Stg 2. Big Boy 2!)

Garmin Zumo 550, To get me home!

ukrm@foxtails[dot]co[dot]uk

 

Even copied his very words.

 

No, you repeated his words as your own. Try re-reading your own post.

 

I don't think I have.

But then again, you mindless sheep all follow one another.

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Greybeard

FLHR -03 UK (95 cu-in Stg 2. Big Boy 2!)

Garmin Zumo 550, To get me home!

ukrm@foxtails[dot]co[dot]uk

 

It's sad and pathetic to do that.

 

You wrote exactly what TOG did, then to try and make it look like you
were capable of thought added a sentence on the end. You're a forger.

 

True. Forger.

 

It must be your foreign interpretation then.

I'm very sure that "Tap", is not "Clamp"

In case you are not familiar with Aquarium concepts, you can indeed get, as
TOG has rightly said, although no mention of Pet Shop or aquaria, clamp type
fittings.
You can also get, and which IMHO would be a little easier to use, a proper
bank of air flow taps, or valves if you so prefer. These are 2 very
different ideas, but with the same outcome, cheap and effective.

--
Greybeard

FLHR -03 UK (95 cu-in Stg 2. Big Boy 2!)

Garmin Zumo 550, To get me home!

ukrm@foxtails[dot]co[dot]uk

 

And you Sir are a complete Wanker.

Perhaps you can show me where I wrote _exactly_ what TOG did?

 

You only added that sentence on the end of the forgery post that you
tried to pass off as your own when we all know TOG said exactly the same
thing before you.

Just to make it clear what you posted (as your won words) was:

All stolen from TOG - word for word.

Then you added this sentence to try and make us think you were posting
something new:

If you count the number of >'s you can see that you deliberately posted
TOG's words as your own. We've caught you out forging posts as your own
so admit it and move along. Forger.

 

A pleasure.

ou only added that sentence on the end of the forgery post that you
tried to pass off as your own when we all know TOG said exactly the same
thing before you.

Just to make it clear what you posted (as your own words) was:

All stolen from TOG - word for word.

Then you added this sentence to try and make us think you were posting
something new:

If you count the number of >'s you can see that you deliberately posted
TOG's words as your own. We've caught you out forging posts as your own
so admit it and move along. Forger.

 

It's sad and pathetic to do that.

indeed.

 

Mexican.

 

Join the Campaign To Misuse Apostrophe's!

 

Possessive use on one, and missing letters on t'other.

Next.

 

There was a thread just a couple of days ago about Greybeard's lack of
proper quoting. It is the same problem here in this thread. Outlook
Express does not properly use > when replying to a Google Group post.

Greybeard was advised to install OE-Quotefix to eliminate the problem.
http://majorgeeks.com/OE-QuoteFix_d4029.html

All other (competent) newsreaders quote Google Group posts properly. The
fault is with Outlook Express.