Posted by ih560 on May 02, 2008 at 09:23:52 from (204.118.68.33):
In Reply to: cub rotor button posted by MAGMAN on May 02, 2008 at 05:34:03:
MAGMAN said: (quoted from post at 05:34:03 05/02/08) Tubby,
Most are off base here, A H4 mag rotor is nothing like a J4 what you need to to is. There is a small line in the rotor material and its runs down to the gear on the rotor and will match up between 2 teeth..
Its exactly opisete the tang that fires on the cap.
If you need help I can send you a pic of a j4 rotor with it inscribed.
JON
I don't think Gale Roberts was off base, he said exactly the same thing that you just did and I after I seen his post and realized that I had made a mistake and was thinking about a different mag I also posted the same thing that you just posted. I just happen to have no photos of a J4 mag around here.
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