Universal AM-FM Hidden Windshield Antenna

 

 

Description:
This is a universal AM/FM antenna that is easy to  hide in your automobile, truck, and even boat! Just hide it  anywhere, simple hook ups, peel, and stick, glass, roof, headliner, inside the  camper, mounts to any surface.
Features:

• New  proprietary design that enhances performance with unique MICO Screen  element.
• Small and sleek so you  can stick it anywhere in almost any vehicle
• Ground independent

Specifications:

• AM  radio - 535 kilohertz to 1.7 megahertz
• FM  radio - 88 megahertz to 108 megahertz
• Gain:  Unity
• Length:  24’’
• Output  plug: Standard car radio
• Cable:  9 feet of Low Loss 5Y-3P19M
• Patent  # DS 454862 Operates on all DIGITAL and Traditional AM-Fm Radios
• Weight: 3.5 oz

Carburetor: Carb Sync Airflow Meter

The Snail - Carb Sync/Airflow Meter Tool

For your Dual Carb Adjustment!

from Latest Rage 

This Synchrometer flow meter from Latest Rage is designed for synchronizing multiple carb systems.  It comes complete with a long nose cone for ram pipes.  The nose cone will fit throat sizes from approximately 40mm - 55mm.

How do you use this carb sync? 

First: place the sync over the throat of the right hand carburetor until the float rises to a graduation mark.  This is your reference point.

Second:  place the sync on the left hand carburetor.  Rotate the throttle adjusting screw on the left carburetor until the float rises to the same reference point as previously found on the right.

Third: place the sync over each carburetor throat in turn and recheck, noting the float level, and trim the throttle adjusting screws until the float rises to the same level for both carbs. When the level is the same on both sides, you are in sync!!! If idle speed has increased, simply back off on both throttle screws an equal amount.

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...the same type of devise to measure graduation of carburetor throat pressure but different...this looks like an older version...this was made/advertised for classic VW owners as a must have for those running multiple carbs...