PLEASE add Units to all values, so s.o. else can understand the measuring. Greets from Germany, i'm sorry, but i really don't understand the values. Are you talking of inches or what? It doesn't make any sense.
USA Zip 60914: Obviously these directions took a lot of time to put together, but they are useless to me. Could you compile a list of the components and then refer back to them? Additionally, are there pictures of the individual pieces with any indication as to where I might be able to find them? If you used a tape measure on the big bits, then the standard on those is inches. I understand that the small bits are in mm, but could you please indicate which measurements fall into which category. Additionally, how would you expand this design to make six foot model, or something inbetween like a four foot model. Chintue on Yahoo
All dimensions are INCHES.
Sizes are standard. sorry, we used a tape measure for the big bits and a micrometer for the little bits.
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1 x Threaded bolt, 27.375 inches long, 1/4-20 threaded.
2 x plastic discs: 0.19 thick, diameter 3.528
15 x washers, brass or steel : 0.031 thick, diameter 1.523
15 x Tube spacers, aluminum: .375 outside diameter, lengths as follows:
1. 1.0625 inches 2. 0.992 inches 3. 1.746 inches 4. 1.747 inches 5. 1.746 inches 6. 1.747 inches 7.-15 1.745 inches 16. 1.75 inches
Metal Cup
We estimate that the cup is 16gauge aluminum.
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| | 1.77 in. top of cup to top of probe (P)
3.5 in. | P ---|o - connector
tall | | 1.657 in. bottom of cup to bottom of probe
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3.489 in. diameter
1 x Connector: N Female with probe soldered to solder-cup.
1 x Probe: Brass(?)thin-wall tube, or thick copper wire, 0.155 inch outside diameter.
- Probe extends 1.04 inches from inside wall of cup.
