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"Halo" steam engine prototype from Liney Machine

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Uploaded by on Feb 2, 2007

To Purchase this engine visit http://www.lineymachine.com Air or steam pressure driven radial engine runs on same operating principal as internal combustion aircraft radials. 3/8" pistons. built by Liney Machine in WA state.

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  • Do you ship to the uk????Would love this engine for a project:)

  • @NineInchRear1

    Yes we ship to the UK.

  • I'm a machinist and I'm pretty sure I could make that.

  • Available in machinist kit for or just buy and download plans at our website. Please see link above in description.

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  • I immediately thought of a pilot blowing into a tube to power his plane.

  • Love the sound!

    

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  • if it were to be put on a moving vehicle, how fast would it go

  • how big of a prop can it turn ?

  • @JBofBrisbane

    Thanks for telling me that man, that was a big mistake.

  • @JBofBrisbane Hi there, this IS a four stroke, albeit using an external source of power, in this case compressed air. Were it two stroke, it would be piston-ported. Here we can clearly see two overhead poppet type valves, (per cylinder) with their associated rocker arms and pushrods. I do recall a two stroke model aircraft engine with a piston actuated inverted poppet valve for induction and a piston port for exhaust. These ran on pressurised co2.

  • @MrBowsmith - That would hold true for a 4-stroke fuel-burning engine, but not a 2-stroke steam/compressed air engine like this. More to do with spreading out the reaction forces so that the engine doesn't try to do the "twist" when it runs.

  • @slobhinav - Umm - turboprops don't have pistons, they're gas turbines.

  • @KenMacMillan - Running on compressed air.

  • torch it to a hindenburg zeppelin house to live in the sky

  • what hp are you guys getting at what psi, and whats the torque

  • That is INSANE!!!!

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