Poppin Flame Licker Cold Start
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sounds like a duck dying! lol
4 years ago 10
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very cool!
4 years ago 3
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@rake60 very very cool. I love learning things on youtube!
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Is this almost the same thing as a Sterling Engine?
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@gregryf so long as the fuel didnt produce a shit tonne of soot
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what is the tholerance of the diameter male n female cylinder ? sorry my english is not that good hope u understand
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interesting. I guess it would run on anything that produced a flame.
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it is cute!
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Supercar engine if the future....NOT
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simplest engine to make?
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can you make a poppin Vag licker ???
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Why don't they use a lazer to fire the engine?
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Is that the same size specified in the plans? or did you scale them down?
mechfeist15 3 years ago
It was built to full scale of the published plans.
rake60 3 years ago
thats pretty cool, may i ask how did you build it?
SharpShooter057 3 years ago
It was built completely from bar stock in my basement hobby machine shop. The plans by Dr. J.R. Senft are from the November 1980 issue of Live Steam magazine.
rake60 3 years ago
great thing
how does it work ?????
vincent7520 4 years ago
It's basically an atmospheric engine.
As the piston draws back a reed valve on the front of the cylinder opens and the heat of the flame is drawn in. Near the bottom of the stroke the valve closes and the trapped air cools quickly enough to create a vacuum that draws the piston forward. The forward stroke is the power stroke. So it is actually the ambient atmospheric pressure that allows it to run.
rake60 3 years ago