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Myrickman:
Been away for a few years, but with retirement next month, “I’ll be back”. A friend of mine bought a collection of models and asked me to freshen it up and get it running. I remade the 3/4” pistons and installed viton rings. The lower con rod bearings were reamed oversized and bushed to take out slop. Some added cleaning of the valves and seats completed the task.

https://rumble.com/v33edvp-freelance-horizontal-opposed-piston-model-34-bore.html

Admiral_dk:
Runs well now  :ThumbsUp:

How does the Valving works on this Engine ?

Per   :cheers:

Niels Abildgaard:

--- Quote from: Myrickman on January 04, 2025, 11:41:20 AM ---Been away for a few years, but with retirement next month, “I’ll be back”. A friend of mine bought a collection of models and asked me to freshen it up and get it running. I remade the 3/4” pistons and installed viton rings. The lower con rod bearings were reamed oversized and bushed to take out slop. Some added cleaning of the valves and seats completed the task.

https://rumble.com/v33edvp-freelance-horizontal-opposed-piston-model-34-bore.html

--- End quote ---

It is lovely.
I am obsessed with OPPOSED PISTON schemes for electricity and aircraft populsion .
Mostly two stroke Junkers but here is a chain synchronized  fourstroke OP .
Probably a worlds first.

Some public funded americans are about to revolutionize world and so.

https://enginuitypowersystems.com/

Can we have a better picture of exhaust valve side?
Cross the synchro chain and machinery can be made vibration -free.

Two 850mm props 600 mm apart turning 66 rps from 66mm pistons stroking 90mm is 27 horsepower and very low noise.
Mass except props ca15kg

I am thinking of how to fit a 40mm inlet and 36 mm exhaust into the miracle.

Johnmcc69:
 That's amazing!  :pinkelephant: Kind of like the Atkinson engine that gives so many folks fits.

 You did a fine job with that.  :ThumbsUp:

 John

gipetto:
they're a lot like the split single "twingle" also i think. those have no cam or chain so should have a low difficulty curve for modelling.

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