I would love to own one of these things!! Where could I find one?
Soviet generator revival (2 stroke/military)
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Поищите по интернету, один пример - http://lapko.kz/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=66&Itemid=121.
В основном продают моторы целиком, новые или подержанные http://doska.vpole.ru/product/dvigatel-2sd-ud15-ud25-vsn7d-zapchasti_20742.
https://festima.ru/docs/74276186/kaluga/dvigatel-2sd
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yeah me too actually, cujet
What, the Chinese ones aren't reliable enough and easy to gets parts for that your want Russian?
I would go with a modern synthetic 2-stroke oil like Stihl Platinum at 1:50, more than enough lube reserve since it is made for 1:100, plus it burns really clean.
exactly...
Hey, I have one of the Chinese ones, and it's been pretty good.
That little Russian unit is downright interesting. Might be cool to use it to power some Russian tube electronics.
i like it because it has a line test, a frequency readout and nice gauges for voltage and amperage. And a bunch of letters on it that no one I would show it to could read...
Do the N. Koreans make generators? That would be interesting to find. But they probably make the Chinese ones seem like a Swiss watch in comparison.
I think it would be very interesting to see how people really live in N. korea. If there's one place that's truly different it'll be there. Not sure it's worth the risk though, or that they'd be happy to let me in (or out).
Thank you
I have some full synth Repsol 2T racing that i will use. 1:33 maybe take it to 1:40 after a few hours..
Seems a couple of Russian website have parts for it..
I am in Greece.. found it being sad in a dark corner of a machine shop.
Well if they did, you would be obligated to smile and clap whenever it was running.
So it has like a PTO part that turn the governor and the points(imagine a car diff that splits the power to two axles and 90 degrees). Takes oil bath in it like an oil pan in a 4 stroke. Should i run a diesel 15w-40 or a 2T motorcycle geaebox oil (that is alot thinner). Thinking its a really old design, its military and designed to be used with archaic lubricants, i think the thicker diesel oil will protect it better. Any thoughts?
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Looking at satellite photos of NoKor at night, I suspect generators are not allowed for the general population.
Probably called for straight weight depending on ambient temp. During WWII tribology and lubricant chemistry wasn’t sophisticated. 15W-40 should be fine, the Russians probably used 10W-40W depending on temp.
