I would attack this differently. I would make each piston a solenoid
plunger. Then the applied curren could drive the piston down. It coul
dbe applied evenly all the way down and that wold be better than the
BMEP we have now. As a demo unit could use a model airplane motor,
keeping the rotating assy and replace the piston and cyl with a solenoid
connectoed to the crank via the piston rod. Apply th ecurrent just as
pistonis at TDC and keep it on all th eway to the end of the stroke.
Make the piston magnetic so it recovers current on the up stroke, maybe.
Us eback emf o help th enext unit in line to operate.
But as Dave said, sounds like an electric motor, lol... but what if i
could be made to replace ou existing motors so we could keep our basic
vehicles? I don't think th e electrics would be much. COntrol neither..
interesting
mayf
Jon Bishop wrote:
>Just got this link sent to me from a friend, thought I'd pass it on.
>An interesting idea. Functional? Maybe. Anyone wanna give it a try?
>
><http://www.createthefuturecontest.com/pages/view/entriesdetail.html?entryID=1398
>
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