Thank you davidrobert2007. The engines you made and show here on utube have been a great source of inspiration to me. I've learn a lot, watching them and thanks to infos and datas you shared, i could begin the study for this thing i show you today.
I'm thrilled that my engines have been an inspiration to you. In turn your engine build here is inspiring me to start building the v10 that I haven't started yet. Best wishes to you.
That is awesome good work! What I am wondering is what would need to be done to quiet it down and take that concept and make it full circle into say a v32 like the old plane engine with its own power supply now that would be a little power house! anyways just my two cents but I gotta say I love it
WalterCoulede hey man don't know you but I take peoples word for face value I'm kinda old school like that I believe a man is only as good as his word and without your word you have nothing but with that said I love engineering and I can't wait to see what you got in store I bet its gonna be cool from what I've seen allready well hit me up and let me know when you got it done k and hey thanks for responding 👍
Beautifull,une beaute de moteur solenoide,comment vous revert la polarite de chaque solenoid? Johann Wegmann,Merci Bocoup,ques que vous pensee pour aviation,avec generateur et batteries et capacitances, 50 kW??Johann
Thank you Johann. Each coil is fed through its own micro-switch, directly to the power. No relay, no transistor. The 8 micro-switches are aligned and stand in front of the 8 cams. The camshaft runs half the speed of the cranckshaft to get a 4 stroke cycle. It's not easy to see because the camshaft is hidden inside. It didn't worked at the time i made this video but now the engine is setted, speed is controled by sliding the micro-switches block on a 5mm stroke. The closest it stands from the camshaft, the faster it runs. This kind of engine has very poor output power. It couldn't power any RC vehicle. Car, plane or even a boat. But on the desk, it's an pleasure to see and hear. I'm working now on a radial (star) solenoid engine. Maybe it would interest you.
