German Technology - new engine is born !
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German Technology - new engine is born !
sit down , lay back and enjoy !!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1pPh...ature=youtu.be
its an 220 ccm V 4 engine...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1pPh...ature=youtu.be
its an 220 ccm V 4 engine...
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RE: German Technology - new engine is born !
its 13,425 Inch³ - i think....
its only the first prototyp ..... there were another with iclude gear but its not ready for running.... comes next....
the producer have no homepage at the moment , i think it will come next...
its only the first prototyp ..... there were another with iclude gear but its not ready for running.... comes next....
the producer have no homepage at the moment , i think it will come next...
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I see run-out on the prop shaft?
I see run-out on the prop shaft?
This was so obvious, you can see it on camera. The front end may need some more beef maybe? Beautiful engine and sound otherwise!!!! Wonder how heavy this is. You also gotta love how the prop is mounted. No screwy screws. And this is a 220 ccm, 4strokeengine!!
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its 13,425 Inch³ - i think....
its only the first prototyp ..... there were another with iclude gear but its not ready for running.... comes next....
the producer have no homepage at the moment , i think it will come next...
its 13,425 Inch³ - i think....
its only the first prototyp ..... there were another with iclude gear but its not ready for running.... comes next....
the producer have no homepage at the moment , i think it will come next...
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RE: German Technology - new engine is born !
they are building a huge 190d9 for this motor. if you want ALL the details and build info go here
http://www.rcscalebuilder.com/forum/....asp?TID=14640
http://www.rcscalebuilder.com/forum/....asp?TID=14640
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RE: German Technology - new engine is born !
I'm no engine expert, but it looks like belt-driven overhead cams. I can't help but think that timing problems will be common as the belt slips, ages and stretches. Also, what's with the plexi in the center of the V?
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RE: German Technology - new engine is born !
Cars have been using belts to drive the camshafts for years and as a rule they are good for 60,000 miles before the recommended change out, so I serious doubt there will be any issues with the belt driven cams.
Although it is a very nice piece of work, But an engine of this size most people would have little use for in our hobby. I agree it belongs in an ultralite or small car
I'm not sure how you guys are figuring the CI the best I can come up with is 13.20, I must be doing sumpin wrong???
I notice the flex in the crank as well, some what scary to see but if a person really knew how much flex a standard car or truck crank has they would be afraid to drive it
Although it is a very nice piece of work, But an engine of this size most people would have little use for in our hobby. I agree it belongs in an ultralite or small car
I'm not sure how you guys are figuring the CI the best I can come up with is 13.20, I must be doing sumpin wrong???
I notice the flex in the crank as well, some what scary to see but if a person really knew how much flex a standard car or truck crank has they would be afraid to drive it
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This is probably just a one off... I cannot see the need for the v4 when we have opposed on the market at a very reasonable price. DLE?
I commend the guy on his work... very nice, but not practical unless he has made it with a CNC machine and is able to push the button and pop more out. That prop shaft is wobbling, it is not vibration.
It sure does not sound like an aircraft engine... fuel injection??? that is where he should focus. Electric start..
I commend the guy on his work... very nice, but not practical unless he has made it with a CNC machine and is able to push the button and pop more out. That prop shaft is wobbling, it is not vibration.
It sure does not sound like an aircraft engine... fuel injection??? that is where he should focus. Electric start..
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RE: German Technology - new engine is born !
Pretty coolI expected it to have more "rumble" tho. Maybe a different firing order than other V4's I've heard (motorcycle v-4's)...even the other video on Youtube with no mufflers, it still sounded pretty quiet. Cool motor though!