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#3569008 - 05/07/12 05:06 PM Re: The smallest dual radial engine in the world, so cool to watch. [Re: JimK]
Li'lJugs Hotshot Registered: 12/31/00 Posts: 7688 Loc: St. Cloud MN USA	Amazing. _________________________ "Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms" should be a convenience store, not a government agency!
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#3569177 - 05/07/12 10:36 PM Re: The smallest dual radial engine in the world, so cool to watch. [Re: JimK]
RuhRoh Member Registered: 04/21/11 Posts: 301 Loc: Central Coast, CA	Those are really cool, although the one that takes the cake for me was the 312 this guy built:
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#3569203 - 05/07/12 11:32 PM Re: The smallest dual radial engine in the world, so cool to watch. [Re: JimK]
Harry-the-Ruskie Hotshot Registered: 03/09/02 Posts: 6328 Loc: Malaysia	Thanks for posting Jim. Fantastic piece of kit. _________________________ Simulations is like masturbation. The more you do it, the closer you get to reality.
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#3569220 - 05/08/12 12:24 AM Re: The smallest dual radial engine in the world, so cool to watch. [Re: JimK]
Ajay Reverse engineered CloD simmer Veteran Registered: 12/18/02 Posts: 14790 Loc: Brisbane OZ	Awesome stuff ! _________________________ My il2 page Seelowe Campaign Cliffs of Dover page CloD My character somehow got all twisted up. I was playing the mission where you have to infiltrate the Golden Glow Estate and do multiple things. When I was out burning beehives and fighting I just eventually ran away to view my success from a distance. I first noticed it when I squated down on a tree trunk. Coot..the squatter../simHQ/2011
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#3569266 - 05/08/12 03:35 AM Re: The smallest dual radial engine in the world, so cool to watch. [Re: JimK]
BD-123 Old Scroat Member Registered: 04/20/06 Posts: 476 Loc: Naunton Beauchamp Worcestershi...	Don't know if that is engineering or art; probably both.... Would it be feasible for that plant to be adapted for flight? _________________________ "Take that; you rotten Swastinkers you!" :British Pathe News 1940
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#3569366 - 05/08/12 09:32 AM Re: The smallest dual radial engine in the world, so cool to watch. [Re: BD-123]
Speedo Hotshot Registered: 02/15/01 Posts: 5390 Loc: NC USA	Originally Posted By: BD-123 Don't know if that is engineering or art; probably both.... Would it be feasible for that plant to be adapted for flight? Depends on the weight and power output. I'd hazard a guess that it's probably fairly heavy. Also it looks to me like he is using bushings in most places instead of ball bearings, so I don't know how well it would hold up to high power outputs or long term use. Anyone know what fuel he's using? I don't see glow or spark plugs.... maybe some kind of diesel? _________________________ Core i5-750 @ 3.2 Ghz [Hyper-212+ Cooling] Gigabyte P55A-UD3 Mobo 8GB G.Skill DDR3-1600 @ 9-9-9-24 XFX Radeon HD6950 Creative X-Fi Intel X25-M 80GB SSD 2x Hitachi 2TB HDD Corsair 650W PSU Dell 24" [1920x1200] LCD Viewsonic 20" [1680x1050] LCD
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#3569413 - 05/08/12 10:50 AM Re: The smallest dual radial engine in the world, so cool to watch. [Re: Speedo]
JimK Hotshot Registered: 08/23/01 Posts: 5740 Loc: New Ulm, MN	Originally Posted By: Speedo Originally Posted By: BD-123 Don't know if that is engineering or art; probably both.... Would it be feasible for that plant to be adapted for flight? Depends on the weight and power output. I'd hazard a guess that it's probably fairly heavy. Also it looks to me like he is using bushings in most places instead of ball bearings, so I don't know how well it would hold up to high power outputs or long term use. Anyone know what fuel he's using? I don't see glow or spark plugs.... maybe some kind of diesel? Can see towards the end of the video it had a air hose hooked up to it. Without specialized oil gaskets under the head and in other places, it would leak badly if put under pressures to great. _________________________ Dell XPS 730x: Windows 7 Pro 64bit:Intel core i7 2.6ghz 8mb cache: 12gb Ballistix RAM DDR3: GPU Zotac GTX 580 AMP2 3GB: X-Fi Extreme Music Digital 7.1: 1Kw PSU: 42" Insignia LED 1080p: LG Blu-ray burner, Sony DVD/R: hd1/750GB,hd2/2TB,hd3/1TB,hd4/1TB My Youtube videos My Flickr Photos High Def Vimeo videos
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#3569577 - 05/08/12 03:39 PM Re: The smallest dual radial engine in the world, so cool to watch. [Re: JimK]
KraziKanuK Senior Member Registered: 01/03/01 Posts: 4829 Loc: Ottawa Canada	That Ferrari is awesome. All kinds of miniature engines, http://www.enginehistory.org/model_engines.shtml
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#3569614 - 05/08/12 04:41 PM Re: The smallest dual radial engine in the world, so cool to watch. [Re: JimK]
adlabs6 ArmA2 & Iron Front Player! Veteran Registered: 11/11/04 Posts: 15426 Loc: Texas, USA	Originally Posted By: JimK Can see towards the end of the video it had a air hose hooked up to it. Without specialized oil gaskets under the head and in other places, it would leak badly if put under pressures to great. I wondered if this was showing actual fuel burning operation, or maybe driven by compressed gas. I didn't see any ignition system, nor much exhaust gas. No idea.
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