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You are exactly right. Another thing I noticed is the tv commercials volume has started going louder again. That used to be against the law.

Just look for ship engine

Unfortunately bait and switch and clickbait are considered separate.

Come on.....its interesting enough...

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me too, but it was a 34, carver was cheap n counted the swim platform as length on the boat.. nice cruiser though.. smooth powerful crusaders in the rear, nobody can afford to feed em these days, most guys I know with big boats don't go over 8 knots, or even get into the secondaries on the carbs (Quadrajets in this case), as over 3000 rpm is too costly.. floating cottages.. Yanmar or Cummins is the way of the future, it's getting so that there's enough cheaper re built diesels out there that it's becoming affordable for the average punter to re engine with them.. I think the rear cabin Carver was the Santiago if i'm not mistaken.. nice boat

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Actually was pretty common back in the day, in german its literally called "glowhead motor" because you head to heat it up red hot. Lanz-Bulldog's 1 cylinder 10 litre engines worked like that!

It's a hot bulb engine. It isn't even started actually, just warming up. (check the flywheel)

Yep - not a Gardner engine at all, but one designed far earlier, before diesel engines had even been invented. This is a "hot-bulb" engine, and though it runs on similar fuel to a diesel, does not use compression ignition. The hot bulb on top of each cylinder performs two functions - it vaporises the fuel oil and is the ignition source. The engine is extremely reliable and low maintenance once started, the main disadvantage being the time taken to warm it up before starting. These were actually used in the first submarines commissioned into the Royal Navy, the Holland class. Which may seem insane, but was actually safer than using petrol engines, since the fuel oil was less flammable and didn't give off fumes due to its much higher boiling point.

Diesel engine in old days have to heated for starting the ignition inside the cylinder. Now Days engines have glow plug. 😍

No shit!? I thought you were supposed to breath it in directly for the health benefits the fumes provide your body!

@@jime19911 Hey dumbass, no need to be offended over an internet user warning people above the dangers of smoke inhalation. Nothing controversial.

You can bottle it up and save it for later

They are old engines man ofc they gonna smoke

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Remember, they only use the ICE engines when they are on the surface, to charge up the batteries, the drive submerged is via electric motors. Didn't you watch war movies as a kid? 😋

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arebrec wow, take that energy and do something useful with it. Reporting people for clickbait ffs, get over it.

...until everything is under your control and performed precisely as your foolish whims dictate.

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Car News Central That MAN u-boat motor has a beautiful sound to it!!That is just cool sounding!

No Gardner is not Dutch, Gardner is from UK

"Dutch diesel" is the name of the process, not the manufacturer. Gardners were made in Patricroft, UK.

the engine was used in a WW1 submarine, it's a hot bulb engine so it's fired by a blowtorch on the head hence the flames. it's owned and run by the Anson engine museum in Manchester England

It still is, haven't you heard of a glowplug?

I thought that was wrong too, lol but it would be nice to have a + 3000 hp mercruiser

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ChaseMMD i think you mean the rods, but it would probably knock you out, or worse

Those are rods?

ChaseMMD yup, you are seeing the crankshaft there bud.

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Kenguru Safari we need to just start flagging thumbnail lies, fuck these guys.

It's not fake. It's a ship engine from Finland.

but it was not in the vid, and I clicked on the vid cuz I wanted to see that engine run.

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Valdepro, what it isn't is being started in the video. I'll sell you a box with a mac book pro on the cover and a cheap dell notebook inside, and if you complain, I'll say, "It's not fake, it's a notebook!" We'll see how you like them apples!

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