Someone please buy 152 and 347 so I can quit looking at them! PLEASE!
Woodvils finish pics
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Didn't participate in this round but had many pleasant hours browsing the pics, Kudos to Rob.
Who scored [HASHTAG]#120[/HASHTAG] ?
all posts since the sale should be considered 'liked' (my like-finger would have become too worn out to fire my Reos ) and congrats to everyone who scored, enjoy !
Who scored [HASHTAG]#120[/HASHTAG] ?
all posts since the sale should be considered 'liked' (my like-finger would have become too worn out to fire my Reos ) and congrats to everyone who scored, enjoy !
I believe the specs on this are the same (now) as a regular metal REO since it's all mechanical and using the same materials for the spring and positive contact, and the same 510 connection. The only thing that throttled the Woodvils before was the amp limit on the button and switches. Those are gone now.
I seem to be having a couple of "off" days with some of my posts, so I could be wrong here, too. LOL
Thanks, Jan.
So, the side fire button is either a mechanical lever system or a switch with such a high amp rating as to not matter?
the spring is still going to be your limiting factor of how low you can go, otherwise this should take whatever you throw at it
I asked basically the same thing last night in the Reonauts FB group. Didn't really get a definite answer. I'm curious about the recommended low ohm limits. I generally run around .4 to .45 ohms in my metals. Just don't want to hurt anything in the new woodies.
Thanks, Jan.
So, the side fire button is either a mechanical lever system or a switch with such a high amp rating as to not matter?
It's just a mech level deal like on the current metal reos. I believe earlier in this thread someone posted pics of there new 2015 reo Woodville and it shows the insides.
Rob posted a maintenance video I. The Woodvil thread, and it's also in the Woodvil section of his site. He walks you through tearing one down and replacing the parts, etc. I'm not very good at links, but I'll try to go find it.
I asked Rob if my usual 0.35 ohm dual coils on my metal Reos would be ok on the mech Woodies and he replied that as long as the contacts are kept clean and treated (Naolox/Deoxit) it shouldn't be a problem.
Yes. It's a mechanical lever system. Check out the video ^^^^Thanks, Jan.
So, the side fire button is either a mechanical lever system or a switch with such a high amp rating as to not matter?
Ah, perfect. Thanks again, Jan (and turbo).
So it's a lever system (with, I suspect, a wired spring, wood not being the best conductor) and the "switch" is just a button.
Lock and load with metal-equivalent builds it is, then.
So it's a lever system (with, I suspect, a wired spring, wood not being the best conductor) and the "switch" is just a button.
Lock and load with metal-equivalent builds it is, then.
I'm thinking about pulling the trigger on either 25 or 65 and am wondering what kind of care poly needs? I really have no idea.
You crack me up, I guess I'm in the same boat ...
I live on caffeine, nicotine, and protein
Congrates on the super 3 years of not supporting the big tobacco company's
THAT I can verify .. you snagged my 1st choice, so take care of that baby for me .. it was meant to be yours
I can't do it
I have a card with a low limit that is used on the computer only.It's now maxed out .... BUT .. I looking forward to having it paid off before Rob adds those last 30-40-woods to the site
It will be "party on" time again
My limiting factor on my Grands seems to be the pushbutton. I melted one to where it stuck to the firing pin and a second one seems to be doing the same. I clean and dioxit my contacts weekly, and sometimes more often. My springs are always just fine.
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