John Robinson vs A. Graham Bell??

bclapham

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• Jun 24, 2003

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In order to expand my knowledge so i wont have keep asking 100's of questions, i am going to get some books.

does anyone have any suggestions on which is best (Robinson vs Bell-two stroke tuning), or should i buy both. Are there any other good books out there that i should know about????

cheers

 

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bc,
are you familiar with Gordon Jennings "Two stroke tuners handbook"?
It's been recommended to me by several respected individuals but is currently out of print. I've seen several copies go on auction but they are never cheap.
Perhaps others know more about it.

 

Rich Rohrich

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Bruce - The John Robinson and Bell books are both worth the investment IMO , but if I had to choose I would take John Robinson's book as a prerequisite to G.P. Blair's book Design and Simulation of Two-Stroke Engines
http://www.sae.org/servlets/productDetail?PROD_TYP=BOOK&PROD_CD=R-161