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lohring:
A modern version was built by Eco Motors.  As far as I know, they're not in business anymore.  They had a large version with an electrically boosted turbocharger and a small version with piston pumps.  See the attached files for the small version..

Lohring Miller

yogi:
Very interesting project Roger!  :popcorn:
I'm looking forward to follow along on your progress.  :ThumbsUp:

Roger B:
Thank you all  :ThumbsUp:  :ThumbsUp: I like a challenge  :wine1:

Lohring, I shall have a good look at those papers thank you  :)

Niels Abildgaard:
Nice sweet running engine
 I have owned one left over WW2 that worked 20 years in abrick factory.
They were made 1,2 and 3 cylindered and used as generators on some danish ligthships.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUQ_OFa-WKw

from ca 39:00.
The upper crosshead/scavenge air piston cannot be cirkular without making the two paralel side conrods figth instead of sharing work
Last minute of video is interesting

Admiral_dk:
Thank you for the video Niels - I wasn't aware of an engine museum in Rødvig, but after my dad moved to Nødebo. I sometimes take the ferry from Rødvig to visit him, so I will definitely visit it in the future.

I do not see any transfer port in the previous drawings - is that through the upper scavenge piston down towards the upper piston and out the sides of it into some short transfers ?

As I said elsewhere, you're in for a challenge here Roger - one I very much would like to follow and hopefully see run in the end.

 :cheers:      :popcorn:

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