The
author Wemer Frings, born in 1953, completed a vocational training course in
the motor vehicle industry. During his time in the German Armed Forces, he
qualified in the field of aviation avionics. He then worked as a production
tester for a large' automotive company.
Since
his earliest childhood, the author has had a strong interest in aviation. Via
free and tethered flight in the mid-60s, he came into contact with man-carrying
aircraft as a young "apprentice take-off writer". Today he has more
and more specialized in the fine mechanics of model engines, where he is most
interested in engine lubrication, four-stroke engines and the silencing are of
most interest to him.
Model
Engine Practice
In
this work, the author presents in an easily understandable manner all engine
types and their working principles. Furthermore installation in aircraft, ships
and car models is discussed.
Essentially,
the handling of model engines is covered. Central topics are starting, suitable
fuels lubricants, glow plugs, propellers and the construction of silencers.
Overhaul and maintenance, as well as light tuning (optimizing) of the engine
are then addressed more to the engine experts.
