Atkinson Differential Model Engine

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Uploaded by on Mar 1, 2008

Video is a primer on the hobby of building model engines. Featured here is the Atkinson Differential 4 Stroke Engine. A novel feature of this engine is that all four strokes are completed in one revolution. No timeing gears or pushrods and the valves are self activating.

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  • would this work good in a model airplane

  • Absolutely! However, I doubt that it would ever leave the ground.

    I believe this design is destined to be a stationary unit.

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  • That is awesome GF!!!!

    JS

  • These are masterpieces of engineering.I congratulate you.

  • Neat. Not very noisy for the size, the Witte is almost silent.

  • Great little machine !

  • @MrChubs1 stop commenting on other people's videos. You have no tact.

  • boy oh boy thats nice work :)

  • Yummy little monster! Good work here. Thank you!

  • Oddest engine I've seen, and I've seen some odd steam engines.

  • Gentlemen please

  • on opposed piston engines, fairbanks and morse for example, they are classed as 2 strokes even though each cylinder has 2 pistons.

    one revolution is 2 strokes, thats why the fairbanks engine is called a 2 stroke as u get power for every 2 strokes of each crank.

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