mid-morning radio watch and spark plug swap
Kevin returns from the dock and sets up the shortwave on the porch table, tuning to 8291 kHz. Jenny sits beside him with the spare spark plug, a feeler gauge, and the socket set, ready to clean and gap it before swapping it into the Yanmar for a hot idle check.
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Check the gap first, I want to see if it was fouled.
Wipe the carbon off the electrode with the wire brush and use the feeler gauge to measure the gap.
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Zero-eight-two-niner-one. Radio check. Any traffic, this is Sorrel Island, over.
set the shortwave on the porch table, extend the aerial, and tune to 8291 kHz, keying the mic for a radio check
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Sorrel Island, this is Jenny. Copy you loud and clear, over.
Listen to the speaker for a response from the mainland.
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Kevin — take the spare spark plug from the table, brush carbon from the electrode with the wire brush, and check the gap with the feeler gauge
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It looks okay. Is the electrode burnt out?
Watch the gap as he slides the gauge in.
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Electrode's worn, not burnt. Gap's point-nine. Spec's point-seven.
slide the feeler gauge through the gap to show her the reading, then bend the side electrode gently with the gauge edge to close it to 0.7mm
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Fix it before you put it back.
Watch his fingers bend the metal.
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Kevin — bend the side electrode carefully with the feeler gauge edge, re-check the gap until the 0.7mm blade slides with slight drag, then set the plug on the clean cloth
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