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I have hull and steering, located in Johannesburg, South Africa

Order a new 8/16, struggle with flatwater flips, then measure impeller and find it is actually 10/16. Re-pitched and waiting to test this Sunday

I found my new Skat '8/16'(155) is actually a 10/16, no wonder I don't have the 'pop' out the water I expect, will re-pitch it for the weekend

Pictures tell a 1000 words, saves me typing

No, it works on negative pressure, before there is gasflow past the outlet

No, that would affect crankcase compression. Think I will spend some time experimenting with my bottles again, if built correctly, they will work.

I use Dakine kiteboarding straps and ride with diving boots

No, the other side where cylinder and header go together. That hole will have to be the same size or bigger. Better to enlarge cylinder exit, use an adapter plate and then fit a Yami exh.

750/800 are the same The general rule on a 2-stroke is for the flange opening to be 10-15% bigger than exh port. A smaller flange outlet helps midrange but hurts elsewhere in powerband Don't have numbers on-hand but as far as I can remember: at the flange Kawi stock is 42mm diameter, if you work...

When you port a Kawi, you have to also open the flange side and header pipe, otherwise you are wasting your time.

Having similar issues, seems to be a legit problem

Running a DASA pv engine now so boost bottle won't help much. Will one-day try it when I am bored.

Bad earth to stator plate, I destroyed a lot of bendixes and starters before finding this

Run away from them, I had 2 of the wdk 1200 junk I now have a DASA 1200 and am very happy, customer service is excellent too.

Here is the site that carries the latest drivers: http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm I used version 2.10, I see version 2.12 is available now. I think the ATP software comes with version 2.06

I had to download an updated USB driver, the one they supplied wouldn't work

My laptop won't connect to my TS2 but desktop does. If you have a rotary switch in, make sure it is on curve A

Like to see how they keep the fibres from clogging up the nozzle/printhead

What nozzles for a 155mm pump can be bored to 90mm? I am using a WB2 nozzle at the moment bored to 89mm, doubt it can go further and survive

Thanks