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Infrared of my 312/417-8

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A short vid of my 312/417 in infrared. It's a FLIR one. Uses a smart phone, I have an old Note2. After looking at it I did notice the rear cylinder exhaust seemed to be running cooler. It will even show what wires are drawing more current and heating up

Enjoy????

flir_20180123T111311.mp4

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C-101plowerpower    1,605

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ah another great use for flir, recently bought a CAT S60 smartphone which has flir on it too. great for seeing which beer in the fridge is the coldest:lol:

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pfrederi    17,885

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Neat

 

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kasey54    305

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Thank you, very interesting.

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That is a really cool video! Very neat to compare and contrast the cool and hot parts of the engine while it is running. Thanks for sharing.  It would be interesting to know why the front cylinder exhaust temp was consistently higher than the back in this video...:confusion-scratchheadyellow:

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Gilford wh    21

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Man that is cool

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