MINH NGUYEN' s Rotary Piston Engine S.2-SC (Split Compression)

The MINH NGUYEN RPE S.2-SC has split-compression principle. It can achieve a performance with high specifications [Wich as correlative to a single rotor is in some ways equivalent to a eighteen-cylinder reciprocating engine (V18)}, and consumes less fuel.
This engine can be designed with a structure that can adjust the compression ratio when running.. And the principle of this rotary engine can be developed into:
_ Gasoline, Diezen fuel, Hydrogen fuel, ...
_ Water fuel, ...
I am the sole designer of this invention, and declare it to be for a public domain.
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Inventor: MINH NGUYỄN (NGUYỄN MINH)
Address : 446/1 Phan Xích Long street, ward 2, Phú Nhuận district, HCM city, VIỆT NAM

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[MinhNguyenRPES2]

Hello everybody

Sorry, long time no-see.

Thank you for all comments

Kind Regards.

Nguyen

[BluntEversmoke]

Hey Minh, please remove the music from your R&D video - YouTube won't let me watch it from Germany because of copyright violation, and I can't get the working principle from this vid alone. Is it in any way like the barrel engine?

[FredPilcher]

Looks great! Now all we need is a good supply of genies.

[mathyu01791]

well holy hell. I found something I can't figure out.

[23sneakers]

@Cluckyification what about the genie man cant forget that and as far as the engine goes i cant rape my brain into how this works kinda confused

[scrapkilla321]

have you made one yet

[LOLDISNEYLAND]

Cant hear the music!! Too quiet!! Im not convinced because the music wasnt motivational enough!!

[Cluckyification]

This guy must be smart. He listens to classical music.lmao

[mastersduhgree]

Yet if this were a complimentary design then it would be in production...which its not.

[smokinUjoint]

yeah, now build it... thats what I thought.