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02-08-02, 04:16 PM
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sorry but the os is not the smallest rotary eng ........there is a rotary eng developed that is smaller than a PENNY .....if you are curios to see pics i belive its in monito sites
02-08-02, 04:46 PM
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Originally posted by vmb
sorry but the os is not the smallest rotary eng ........there is a rotary eng developed that is smaller than a PENNY .....if you are curios to see pics i belive its in monito sites
sorry but the os is not the smallest rotary eng ........there is a rotary eng developed that is smaller than a PENNY .....if you are curios to see pics i belive its in monito sites
I'd love to have one in my electric shaver.
02-08-02, 08:44 PM
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02-09-02, 07:11 PM
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Originally posted by ZachSpazz
How are you going to balance the engine? Trim half the weight off of the stock counter-weight? It would also have to be perfectly balanced as well.
How are you going to balance the engine? Trim half the weight off of the stock counter-weight? It would also have to be perfectly balanced as well.
What applications are you considering for the engine? Go-Kart? Riding Lawnmower?
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