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    3cylinder star

    I estimating if it is rational make 3 cylinder star of cylinder I have. It should be alternate to Koenig SC430
    I make 3d assembly of crankshaft in 3d CAD and play with crank geometry to reach the best balance.
    Planned use Yamaha DT175 connecting rod with center to center 100mm, bottom hole 28mm, upper hole 20mm

    This assembly fluctuate centre of gravity about 0.14mm


    But crankshaft with common 22x80 mm pin looks a bit fragile and may be I change intent to 4 cylinder V90.


    If I will make 4 cylinder V90 I want simplest possible intake with one manifold and one drum valve in the centre of the engine.
    Dont want reed valve which badly behave at -40C in Siberia.

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    Why would you be doing anything in those conditions? This doesn't sound like leisure activities.
    Don't you look at my accountant.
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    Flett, as I have stated several times, there has to date only been two actual dyno confirmations to my knowledge that the 3mm floor lift on a 54.5 stroke
    actually works.
    Jan did it on the last RSA , he made one higher , but then retired and had that recut back to 3mm.
    I did it on a TM homologation test engine and that worked as well - but it was kept as a" factory special " mod only.
    There are two issues at play that make things difficult.
    One is that Jan stated the mod only worked at all , when the Blowdown had been fully optimized ie the Aux around to bore center and made as high as possible
    before loosing power band width.
    The second issue is that its easy to say - make the dam higher then grind it down if its too high , but the ground bore port edges are only reliable enough for a short dyno test session
    and then it has to be replated.
    Ive got a thing thats unique and new.To prove it I'll have the last laugh on you.Cause instead of one head I got two.And you know two heads are better than one.

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    I got plenty of blow down time / area / flow, like I said exhaust almost round to half way round the cylinder with onlt one bridge and a relatively straight port outlet from each port wndow (water cooled one will be straight) .
    I guess its just a shit farm bike moter, apart frim Nikasil cost, I'll leave it at 3mm.
    195 - 130 (might actually be closer to 129, shitty castings&#128513

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    Made a couple of these the other day, I guess a little less now, some actual numbers 😁
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    V90 2-stroke with disk or drum valve

    Anyone know if exist V90 2cylinder or 4cylinder 2-strokes with rotary intake valve?
    I saw only ones with piston and reed valve intakes.

    JBB250 use rotary valve but a bit exotic way with 2 karbs

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    Quote Originally Posted by jbiplane View Post
    Anyone know if exist V90 2cylinder or 4cylinder 2-strokes with rotary intake valve?
    I saw only ones with piston and reed valve intakes.

    JBB250 use rotary valve but a bit exotic way with 2 karbs
    There is an enormous amount of info on the JBB saga, the V2 250cc and his other endeavours, at Pitlabe.biz. http://www.pit-lane.biz/t5627p175-ol...e-une-histoire.

    Go directly to page 8 for the first reactions concerning the V2

    Jean-Bertrand Bruneau was a genius.

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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    Why would you be doing anything in those conditions? This doesn't sound like leisure activities.
    Altitude of 4000m with a -15C ground temp. Flettner could probably advise on the degree of leisure that would be in an Autogyro.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pursang View Post
    Altitude of 4000m with a -15C ground temp. Flettner could probably advise on the degree of leisure that would be in an Autogyro.
    Just Autogyroing this weekend, as it happens. 😁
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flettner View Post
    Just Autogyroing this weekend, as it happens. ��
    Great machines !

    Neil, I know that the Butterfly Monarch is no longer available, the company does not exist anymore. But is there a comparable alternative with an as good suspension ? Most gyro's realy have poor suspension...

    https://www.google.com/search?client...bTZHKn1Uo,st:0

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter1962 View Post
    Great machines !

    Neil, I know that the Butterfly Monarch is no longer available, the company does not exist anymore. But is there a comparable alternative with an as good suspension ? Most gyro's realy have poor suspension...

    https://www.google.com/search?client...bTZHKn1Uo,st:0
    The Dominator gyro. Centre line thrust, the best to fly and most stable. Rising rate suspension with shock absobers.
    Ive been thankfull of the heavy landing ability several times, while learning to fly.
    RFD no longer exits but I do and I still build them (well did)
    Im looking at re booting production when I retire in a year and a half or so. Ive decided Ill stick to the single seaters as they are by far the most fun to fly. Especially with a lite powerfull twostroke. 👍

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter1962 View Post
    Great machines !

    Neil, I know that the Butterfly Monarch is no longer available, the company does not exist anymore. But is there a comparable alternative with an as good suspension ? Most gyro's realy have poor suspension...

    https://www.google.com/search?client...bTZHKn1Uo,st:0
    Also there are plans around still to build your own.

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    Outdoo

    Quote Originally Posted by Peter1962 View Post
    Great machines !
    Yes, but here in Siberia we use more safe and practical machines like

    My friend is owner of company which produce such toys and sell a lot each month

    I have a bit strange question.
    Anyone have an experience to connect 2 crankshaft by some type of couplings which allow small misaligment like 0.05mm?
    may be Oldham will work for?

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    These work well.
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    Oil in injectors.

    How well do injectors deal with 2 stroke oil?

    Er. . I've changed from my beloved carbed HiAce to a Nissan with FI. Diluted but does the old premix gas go through the injectors without clogging them do you think?
    Neil/Rob, any issues with large ratio and FI?
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