Andy Raymond's Ampico "B" Valve Blocks - PAGE
3
Dow Corning 3140 RTV applied to seal pouch - Step One of Four
Notice the two holes - You can see the bullet bleed through one
hole. Looks like the factory makes mistakes too!
RTV spead over pouch leather using fingertip (Step 2)
Using tissue to remove excess RTV. Hold pouch in one hand
and use tissue in a circular motion
Wipe the pouch using a circular motion until all shine is gone,
then turn tissue to unused are and repeat.
I hold the pouch board in my Left hand, and the tissue in the right.
Sorry, but my right hand was holding
the camera in this picture. ALL excess RTV MUST be removed.
Nipple has been installed at this point, and with all openings sealed,
and the nipple connected to a
bubble jar, you make sure that all is tight at this stage. I test
using eight inches of water feeding
the bubble jar. This is my personal preference.
Bubble jar with open input. Look at the size of the bubbles (actually
you cannot see the individual
bubbles, but this picture stops the action) and the froth at the
top. Lots of bubbles!
Bubble Jar attached to the nipple of the pouch. See the one
small bubble rising to the top. The
bubble jar is testing the tighness of not only the pouch, but the
pouch block as well.
HOME
TO PAGE ONE
TO PAGE FOUR