[quote name='gruntguru' post='6350684' date='Jul 7 2013, 23:40']I know this is the technical forum but we keep this one going for entertainment.[/quote]
Yes, the technical entertainment is watching these precise mechanisms as well get the job done ....
Here shown in the video in slow motion, which is used for making the valve at high engine speed. It behaves like a ballet dancer at the Grand Theatre. For this reason, it is just nods, not quite exactly the closed space of the cylinder, as shown in the film, as is reflected from the valve seat a few times, of course, does not give the required seal ... Considering that there are two valves, intake and exhaust, almost always either open or just a reflection of the valve seat ... The precision of the charge exchange and obtained the pressure inside the cylinder, it can be said that there is no .... ... Practically a huge part of the energy goes out, instead of being converted into work ... In addition, more than 100 years trying to improve it, but have run out of opportunities to improve the timing mechanism, which can be clearly seen in the video ... The addition of the "pitching" , valves often simply break off and fall into the cylinder. Such frequent event seen in the second movie ....
My way new4stroke timing is more precise than a Swiss watch, and of the tightness of a total of several times better than that of a conventional ... Now you can see where does this "extraordinary power" in my engine. Just a whole load of turns to work, at any engine speed, which is several times more than the conventional engine .. Just for now, most were released into the air ... I stopped and no let off ..
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Andrew