instructions

[TD9man]

Instructions for using Trustan 40

[sn�gs]

Zac is almost correct... but press lever A whilst holding down button 'R'... not 'P'...

Pressing button 'P' will result in the thrust flang warping around the edges, which means the electrometer reading will not be accurate...

[squarebear]

Remember also to only use it outdoors or in a well ventilated area. If lever A becomes hard to push, chances are the gear ratio is wrong. Use a wrench to adjust the coil length while ensuring the synchronistation wheel is set to P if this is the case.

[sn�gs]

Sorry to go on about it, but you need to press button 'R' not 'P'...

But press 'P' if you want... and see what happens...

[MWB]

Zacsmaster is right.

But don't forget to wear safety goggles & you can't eat dairy products for a week afterwards.

Something about spontaneous human combustion.............

[Jan1957]

Isn't it annoying when you buy a Trustan 40 and is has no operating instructions?

[NACDGM]

What a div

[MWB]

I heard about someone pressing button "P"

Occupational Health & Safety got involved!

[MWB]

Doesn't it make a helluva noise when the electrometer reads =?

It always starts all the neighbourhood dogs howling!

[sn�gs]

The 'butterfly effect' may also occur if button 'S' is 'pulled' rather than 'pushed'... try holding your grommets together for a few seconds to minimise this...


Or get yourself a Trustan 40(a)... much more reliable...

[MWB]

I used to have a Trustan 30.

But the flanange kept flooding when it rained, so I had to sell it. I do miss it though as it was bright orange & chrome!

Nice.

[sn�gs]

zac... it is false economy buying the '40' model... as the '40(a)' has hit the market at the same price... and has the upgraded 'bumphukkit' bracket - which allows for maximum pressure without foregoing flexibilty...

[Jan1957]

I'm sorry guys but you've totally confused me. Can you start again?

[sn�gs]

Jan... let me simplify it for you...

Oh... I can't... it has to be this complicated...