[T2] booster engine
Robert Mann robtmann7 at gmail.comFri Jul 4 13:55:08 MST 2014
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I'm exploiting fully the fact it's Friday amongst most Listees O:-) (here, it's Sat) > >>Quiz Q: why do radial engines have odd numbers of cylinders (per bank)? ... >The prototype radial Zoche aero-diesels (below) have an even number >of cylinders, either four or eight; but this is not problematic, >because they are two-stroke engines, with twice the number of power >strokes as a four-stroke engine. Very good Jamie; I was wondering if anyone would know that. www.zoche.de has been looking v convincing for a decade now. I've urged their small engine on some builders of W1 'replicas'. Are they still only prototypes? BTW the Q must be correctly worded, on account the most impressive radials had 2 rows of cylinders which must total an even number. R
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