Never heard of it before. It's basically a Wankel. Wankels have plusses and minuses. Wouldn't be any better at handling different fuel mixtures than a standard piston engine; which could actually be pretty good given good combustion monitoring and fuel injection.
Found this video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLtyNtf9_ew
Not too fond of the design. Running the intake through the shaft means the shaft is hollow which isn't as strong as a solid shaft. There's also a lot of marketing-speak that really doesn't mean anything.
Gonna opine that you shouldn't fiddle with this unless you mind taking a big risk.
Never heard of it before. It's basically a Wankel. Wankels have plusses and minuses. Wouldn't be any better at handling different fuel mixtures than a standard piston engine; which could actually be pretty good given good combustion monitoring and fuel injection.
Found this video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLtyNtf9_ew
Not too fond of the design. Running the intake through the shaft means the shaft is hollow which isn't as strong as a solid shaft. There's also a lot of marketing-speak that really doesn't mean anything.
Gonna opine that you shouldn't fiddle with this unless you mind taking a big risk.
Hmmm, maybe a Wankel is still better. Or maybe they should create a different intake system.
Hmmm, maybe a Wankel is still better. Or maybe they should create a different intake system.
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