mp46
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@mp46 not scientific that’s for sure. Monitor the temp of oil going up. See what compound melts at certain temp. Obviously test e will be first. Bout 100. Mast and prop melting at pretty much same time. Like I said not scientific, but the test e melted at like 100. The other two approximately 240.
But I have to send sample in. View attachment 115670
As long as the temp increase was really slow, you want to increase the heat of the oil but you also want to give enough time for the compound to heat up and match the oil. If you heat too fast you'll blow past the mark with the oil and hit 250 or more then the compound melts, leading you to think it was 250 when it melted but the compound was actually at 230 trying to catch up to 250. Not really a problem when comparing test with mast or something but when you have compounds where one melting point is 235-240 and another 240-250 you can start running into confusion.