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This is my recently acquired 110cc. Is proving to be an awesome saw. Great SOUND !
You’re welcome! Sometimes I enjoy watching the video as much (or more) as I did making it.SO...so very kool.
Thx
Well not really thanks because now I have another "bucket" list item
Almost sounds like a mini IRL engine, other than the clutch jangle...This is my recently acquired 110cc. Is proving to be an awesome saw. Great SOUND !
God I hope not! Like I said I tuned it to burble just as it comes out of the cut. Once the saw is warmed up it’s harder to hear, but it’s still there. I used hearing protection yesterday afternoon and the burble is easier to hear like that (and would probably be smarter too) so I know it still 4strokes as the load is reduced. Using a tach to achieve a recommended rpm would be more “dead nutz on” but I can’t find that spec.Cool sounding saw. I’m not used to the saw at all (wish I was), but could it be one the lean side of tune?
Ear is safer, nearly always I’d say. Tach rpm doesn’t account for any issues that may arise.God I hope not! Like I said I tuned it to burble just as it comes out of the cut. Once the saw is warmed up it’s harder to hear, but it’s still there. I used hearing protection yesterday afternoon and the burble is easier to hear like that (and would probably be smarter too) so I know it still 4strokes as the load is reduced. Using a tach to achieve a recommended rpm would be more “dead nutz on” but I can’t find that spec.