OOOOOOOOOO Extra chandeliers and Hot Toddies at the Chrimbo Gatheringdgsselkirk wrote:Meh, we made a $100 bucks selling them all....
Like I said I more brought them in for our guys than to sell on the market just had extras...
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Yep, coming up on that time again!!!
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Anticipating Photosdgsselkirk wrote:Yep, coming up on that time again!!!
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Seen the ones on eBay rather fancy one! Are the ones from rctank the same??
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Question, I'm finding the TARR MKI smoker does not produce nearly as much smoke as the TARR MKII smokers do is this correct?
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I found that then it seemed the TARR I was producing more lol. What I did was
to use a bit of copper wire to tighten up the loop and keep it in the center of the resistor
then when dipping the wick under the cotton etc it stays put. I also have that little step up/down $9
voltage regulator which is great as you can dial the voltage up or down to play with the output.
I am using about 8.5 volts on my acoustic smoker atm. but easy to adjust.
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to use a bit of copper wire to tighten up the loop and keep it in the center of the resistor
then when dipping the wick under the cotton etc it stays put. I also have that little step up/down $9
voltage regulator which is great as you can dial the voltage up or down to play with the output.
I am using about 8.5 volts on my acoustic smoker atm. but easy to adjust.
Sunkee DC-DC Converter Module Step up and down In 3.5-28V Out 1.25-26V
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Technically apart from the tank material, shape and size both are identical.jackalope wrote:Question, I'm finding the TARR MKI smoker does not produce nearly as much smoke as the TARR MKII smokers do is this correct?
I also find from new they don't produce much smoke, so advice people to set it going stall the fan for a minute or two then let go this to give the wick time to soak up the fluid.
On my excavator I also installed a 100 ohm variable resistor in line with the fan to slow it down even more which produces more smoke. Here is a video of the TARR MK2 with the variable resistor installed which I put in my excavator.
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Ian, the MKI is smaller in size compared to the MKII.
It could be an optical illusion, my MKII is in my King Tiger where I have a MKI in my Tiger and as we know the 2 tanks have very different styles of exhaust systems.
It could be an optical illusion, my MKII is in my King Tiger where I have a MKI in my Tiger and as we know the 2 tanks have very different styles of exhaust systems.
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Got my Mk2 in the post today! What a cracking little unit! straight out the box and its puffing away like it's on 40 a day!!
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