Reply With QuoteInteresting. They say the pistons never act as a pump, which implies some sort of external blower or scavenging pump - how else does air get in? It also seems to me that cooling is likely to be an issue.
ChatterBox
SupporterSort of Commer Knocker/Deltic , but modernised.
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RoverLord
Interesting. They say the pistons never act as a pump, which implies some sort of external blower or scavenging pump - how else does air get in? It also seems to me that cooling is likely to be an issue.
John
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1986 110 County 3.9 diesel
1970 2a 109 2.25 petrol
Wizard
It is clearly a standard opposed piston two stroke engine.
Emissions will be horrible.
Complete snake oil.
ChatterBox
SupporterI wondered about emissions, because I didn't notice them giving it a mentionOriginally Posted by Red90
Don.
Wizard
As soon as they said 1 stroke it was time to ignore. Opposed piston engines have been made for a hundred years. There are really reputable people developing modern ones. These guys are just robbing investors.
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